Possible tropical disturbance could move into Gulf of Mexico next week
An area of low pressure is expected to slowly develop this weekend in the northwestern Caribbean Sea. It could develop into a tropical depression late this weekend or early next week as it moves into the southeastern Gulf of Mexico. As of Thursday at 2 a.m., the NHC has placed a 40% chance for tropical development in the next seven days.
The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor three areas for potential tropical development in the next 2-7 days.
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AccuWeather hurricane experts are continuing to monitor the likelihood of a tropical storm forming in either the northwestern Caribbean Sea or southern Gulf of Mexico next week. After that, the storm ...
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