US EditionTropical Development Possible Near Florida This Week
- The National Hurricane Center highlighted an area near Florida on June 30, 2025, as a possible location for tropical development this week.
- This follows Tropical Depression Barry's landfall in Mexico last night, whose remnants continue to weaken while the disturbance near Florida currently has a low 0% to 20% chance of development.
- The disturbance spans from eastern Louisiana through much of Florida and near the coasts of Georgia and South Carolina. A weather front in the region is likely to slow down and diminish toward the end of this week, which could lead to the formation of a low-pressure system by the upcoming weekend.
- Forecasts indicate a 60% daily chance of rain starting June 30 through the holiday weekend, with onshore southeasterly winds, highs near 90 degrees, and isolated afternoon thunderstorms that may not cool temperatures significantly.
- This weather pattern may lead to higher humidity levels and isolated showers across regions of the Southeast United States, though the likelihood of tropical or subtropical development remains low and uncertain at this stage.
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Hurricane center ups odds system could develop near Florida
The National Hurricane Center on Tuesday increased the odds a low pressure system expected to form later this week near Florida could develop into the season's next tropical depression or storm.
·Orlando, United States
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Potential Tropical Development Near Florida Coast - Videos from The Weather Channel
All eyes are on the Southeast U.S. coast this week as an area of low pressure may develop along a stalled front near Florida by the holiday weekend. If this low pressure develops, there is a chance it could gain tropical or subtropical characteristics. Regardless of development, heavy rain looks likely across Florida as we head into the upcoming Fourth of July weekend. - Videos from The Weather Channel
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