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2 tropical waves could form into depression this weeknd
Odds are rising for tropical development in the Southern Caribbean and the North-Central Atlantic, with a possible tropical depression forming over the weekend as two low pressure areas feed off warm waters and minimal wind shear.
ORLANDO, Fla. - Odds are rising for tropical development in the Southern Caribbean, with forecasters expecting a depression to form over the weekend as two low pressure areas feed off warm waters and minimal wind shear.
While computer models haven’t yet provided detailed projections, forecasters predict the developing system could move into the Gulf of Mexico, guided by a high-pressure system to the northeast and a jet stream dip over the central U.S. If named, the storm would be called "Patty."
Though the exact Gulf Coast location remains uncertain, the cooler waters and increased wind shear in the Gulf are expected to weaken the system as it approaches. Early forecasts suggest the system may bring higher rain chances across parts of the Gulf Coast next week due to its breakup.
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1–November 30, 2024.
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