Tropical Depression Two heads south, will bring Florida rain
The National Hurricane Center said a tropical wave known as Invest 91-L in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico became Tropical Depression Two on Thursday night. The tropical depression is forecast to become the first named storm of the season overnight. If the system is upgraded, the storm will be called Arlene. The system is expected to move south to Cuba and away from Central Florida but is likely to bring rain to us. In the NHC’s 2 p.m. Thursday update, growth opportunities increased as the system got better organized. This area has a 70% chance of forming something tropical in the next seven days. Within the next two days, there’s a 70% chance of formation.” Likely to meander through the northeastern Gulf of Mexico tonight but begin to move slowly southward on Friday. The environment is forecast to become unfavorable for additional development as the system continues to move south, potentially remaining offshore in the Gulf of Mexico,” the National Hurricane Center said. “Regardless of development, localized heavy rainfall is possible over parts of the Florida Peninsula through the end of this week.” Related: WESH 2 2023 Hurricane Survival GuideRelated: WESH 2 Hurricane Season Forecast 2023 This system moves toward our area from this weekend through the weekend, bringing showers and storms. The NHC’s Hurricane Hunters team embarked on their first hurricane reconnaissance mission of the season on Thursday, the first day of hurricane season, to investigate the disturbance. This mission will provide our meteorologists with more important information about the system. It may or may not be upgraded depending on what they find. TD2 is our second tropical system of the year. We had a subtropical system develop in the north Atlantic in January. BELOW: Stunning video showing the tropical system from space Related content: Get ready for the storm: Essential steps to protect yourself and your home How to prepare for hurricane flooding Hurricane warnings, warnings: What they mean and what to do in timeTop headlines :Police: 4 children, 5 adults shot near Florida beach coast of Florida, the Coast Guard said
The National Hurricane Center said a tropical wave known as Invest 91-L in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico became a second tropical depression on Thursday night.
Tonight’s forecast is that the tropical depression will become the first named storm of the season. If the system is upgraded, the storm will be called Arlene. The system is expected to move south to Cuba and away from Central Florida but is likely to bring rain to us.
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In the NHC’s 2 p.m. Thursday update, growth opportunities increased as the system got better organized. This area has a 70% chance of forming something tropical in the next seven days. Within the next two days, there is a 70% chance of forming.
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“Environmental conditions remain somewhat favorable for additional development, and if these trends continue, a short-lived tropical depression or storm is likely to form as soon as this afternoon. likely to meander over the northeastern Gulf of Mexico through this evening but will begin a slow southward motion on Friday. additional development as the system continues to move south, likely remaining offshore in the Gulf of Mexico,” the National Hurricane Center said. “Regardless of development, localized heavy rainfall is possible over parts of the Florida Peninsula through the end of this week.”
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Related: WESH 2 2023 Hurricane season forecast
The system moves toward our region this weekend through the weekend, bringing showers and storms.
The NHC’s hurricane hunters embarked on their first hurricane reconnaissance mission of the season on Thursday, the first day of hurricane season, to investigate the disturbance.
This mission will provide our meteorologists with more important information about the system. It may or may not be upgraded depending on what they find. TD2 is our second tropical system of the year. We had a subtropical system develop in the north Atlantic in January.
BELOW: Stunning video shows tropical system from space
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