Tropical Depression May Form in Gulf This Weekend: Here’s Why Texas Might Avoid It
South Gulf or Caribbean: System May Reach Tropical Depression Stage Ai Generated Tropical Threats Are Brewing: Here's What We Know The National Hurricane Center says within the next few days, there's a chance for a tropical depression to develop in the southern Gulf of Mexico or northwest Caribbean Sea. While initial forecast models show the system might skirt Texas, portions of the U.S. Gulf Coast, especially from Louisiana to Florida, could start seeing the effects at the end of this week or the weekend. Five Areas Under Watch: Atlantic Basin Tropical Activity The NHC is monitoring five areas in the Atlantic basin that hold the possibility to develop into tropical systems. Just hours ago, Tropical Storm Kirk formed, but it's to remain over open waters, similar to two of its predecessors, Isaac and Joyce. The Gulf and Caribbean: A Closer Look Atmospheric Conditions Over western Caribbean Sea, near Texas, hurricane forecasters have spotted a large but disorganized system o...