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Potential Tropical Cyclone One has formed in the Atlantic. Winds are near 25 mph with higher gusts. P.T.C One is currently forecasted to move over the Western Gulf later tonight and has a small chance of strengthening into a tropical storm briefly before making landfall in near the Texas/Louisiana coastline Wednesday night.

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