Hurricane center, Gulf
Chance of tropical development increases with system forecast to track towards the Gulf of Mexico
The chance of tropical development next week from the western Caribbean to the Gulf of Mexico has increased. The National Hurricane Center now has a 30% chance of development over the next 7 days.
Development chances increasing in the western Caribbean and southern Gulf of Mexico
The odds of development are increasing for a tropical disturbance in the Caribbean Sea that could shift up into the Gulf of Mexico.
Forecasters watching Gulf of Mexico for tropical development. Could Texas be affected?
The National Hurricane Center gives the western Caribbean and southern Gulf a 40% chance of developing into at least a tropical depression.
Tropical development likely next week in the Caribbean Sea or Gulf of Mexico
Area of low pressure-system will develop in the Western Caribbean Sea or the Gulf of Mexico by early next week. All models are showing a tropical system developing then moving north to northwest.
TROPICS: Hurricane Center watching a few areas of concern
One in the Gulf of Mexico. For now it has a moderate chance of developing into a Tropical Depression or Storm.
Hurricane center keeps track of 1 Gulf-bound, 2 Atlantic systems
The National Hurricane Center on Friday continued to keep tabs on three systems with a chance to form into the season’s next tropical depression or storm. As of the NHC’s 8 a.m. tropical outlook, the most likely would come from a system expected to form in the western Caribbean and move into the Gulf of Mexico.
A tropical storm may form in the Gulf soon. NC forecasters also watching the Atlantic
An area of low pressure may form by early next week in the Caribbean that eventually could become a tropical depression in the Gulf of Mexico, forecasters say. The National Hurricane Center also is watching two systems in the Atlantic,
Hurricane season heats up as odds increase for tropical system to develop, move into Gulf of Mexico
The odds of development are increasing for a tropical disturbance in the Caribbean Sea that could shift up into the Gulf of Mexico.
Hurricane center ups odds Gulf-bound tropical system could form, tracks 2 more Atlantic systems
The National Hurricane Center on Thursday increased odds that a developing system could head into the Gulf of Mexico and become a tropical depression or storm, while it also kept tabs on two systems in the Atlantic.
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