National Hurricane Center expands Gulf area-to-watch toward Texas

Hurricane center continues to track system that could form in Gulf

The National Hurricane Center said Friday an area of low pressure had formed off the coast of Mexico with a chance to develop when it moves into the Gulf next week.

National Hurricane Center expands Gulf area-to-watch toward Texas

According to the National Hurricane Center, a broad low pressure system has formed in the Bay of Campeche – an area in the southern Gulf just west of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula.

National Hurricane Center Monitoring Gulf Disturbance Which Could Become Texas Threat

The National Hurricane Center is closely monitoring an area of disturbed weather in the Bay of Campeche. As it moves north and east towards the Mexican...

Gulf disturbance could bring increased rain chances to Texas coast

Forecasters are monitoring a broad area of low pressure in the western Gulf that has a low chance of tropical development but could bring increasing rain chances to the Texas

Gulf development unlikely, but soaking rain coming for the Gulf Coast

In brief: While formal tropical development seems unlikely from a Gulf disturbance, the combination of surging tropical moisture and elevated moisture pooling ahead of a cold front may setup a pretty significant heavy rain and flash flooding sitWuation from Texas through Alabama later Sunday through Wednesday. The National Hurricane Center designated an area to watch yesterday morning in the Bay of Campeche. We’ve been talking about this area on…