US EditionFlorida Could See Tropical Development by Holiday Weekend. Here’s the Setup
FLORIDA, UNITED STATES, JUN 30 – The National Hurricane Center reports a 20% chance of tropical development near Florida this holiday weekend, with up to 4 inches of rain expected in some areas, raising flood concerns.
- The National Hurricane Center warns a low-pressure area near the Gulf or Southeast U.S. coast could develop into a storm by the Fourth of July weekend, bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms.
- A stalled frontal boundary near Florida’s peninsula is creating low-pressure potential, setting the stage for possible development by the holiday weekend, as forecasters note.
- Forecast models indicate a 20% chance of tropical development over seven days, with rain probabilities of 50-80% and coastal areas potentially receiving 4-6 inches of rain.
- Forecasters warn heavy rain and flooding in Florida could disrupt Fourth of July plans, prompting residents and visitors to monitor forecasts closely.
- Beyond the immediate forecast, NOAA and CSU project an above-normal 2025 Atlantic hurricane season with widespread rainfall and localized flooding across Florida, urging preparedness.
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Tropical Disturbance Could Form Over FL By July 4 Weekend
Tropical Disturbance Could Form Over FL By July 4 Weekend - Sarasota, FL - A front that could stall over FL and the Gulf has a low chance of tropical development over the July 4th holiday weekend, forecasters said.
Monitoring the northern Gulf and Southeast US for the Fourth of July weekend
A stalled front across Florida’s peninsula later this week could spawn a tropical system over the northeastern Gulf or off the Southeast U.S. by the Fourth of July weekend.Leer en españolFor now the National Hurricane Center is keeping development odds low, but given the warmth of the waters in the region and the tendency for old frontal zones to pinch off tropical systems this time of year, it wouldn’t be surprising if development odds come up …
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