Latest Tropical Update Moves Area of Development Off Florida’s East Coast

Potential area of Low Pressure development no longer threat to Gulf Coast

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — The National Hurricane Center has updated its forecast for a soon to develop area of low pressure and it's no longer showing the potential to impact the Gulf Coast. As initially predicted, an area of low pressure may develop along a weakening frontal boundary on either Friday or Saturday, but the change is where this will happen. This past Sunday (below), the area spanned from parts of the Gulf Coast through the Atlantic coa…

Impact downpours and tracking the tropics for South Florida

South Florida will see impact weather today with heavy, deluge-like downpours populating the area, especially late this afternoon and evening.

Disturbance Could Develop Near Florida This Weekend

HOUSTON (CW39) – A low-pressure system is expected to develop near Florida or just off the Southeast U.S. coast by Saturday. While environmental conditions are only marginally favorable, there’s a 60% chance this could become a tropical or subtropical depression over the weekend or early next week. The system is forecast to drift north or northeast, with heavy rainfall possible across parts of the Southeast, especially along Florida’s west-centr…

Area near northern Florida has 60% chance of tropical development, NHC says

The low is expected to drift to the northeast along the front and now has a 60% chance of tropical development across Atlantic waters.

NHC gives potential tropical disturbance higher chance of development

The National Hurricane Center has increased the chances for an area of low pressure to develop along the Atlantic coast this Fourth of July weekend.

Disturbance near Southeast U.S. likely to form as it moves north

A disturbance near the coast of the Southeast U.S. now appears likely to form in the next seven days, likely over the weekend or early next week, according to the National Hurricane Center.