Gulf Tropical Development Increasingly Likely
Tropical Storm Milton forms in the Gulf; expected to move toward Florida
All eyes continue to focus on the tropics. With four systems being monitored by the National Hurricane Center, the busiest time of the hurricane season is now.
Tropical development in the Gulf is likely
There is now a likely chance for tropical cyclone development in the Gulf of Mexico by early next week. Forecast models trends are leaning towards either a tropical or subtropical cyclone developing anytime between Saturday evening - Monday.
National Hurricane Center increases the chance of tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico
The chance of tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico continues to increase. The National Hurricane Center says there is a 70% chance of a named storm forming over the next 7 days. The next named storm will be Milton. There's a good chance that a tropical depression or Tropical Storm Milton forms late this weekend or early next week.
Potential for tropical development over Gulf of Mexico increases in what could become Milton
The potential for tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico over the weekend has increased again, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC). If a named system forms, it will be Milton.
Now a high chance of tropical development outlined in the Gulf of Mexico over the next 7 days
A cold front is forecast to move south into the Gulf on Tuesday, this will steer the system toward the east-northeast in the direction of Florida by mid week. By the weekend, signs are showing likelier formation of at least a tropical depression or storm but staying far enough south of Louisiana in the Gulf of Mexico that its effects will be mostly realized over Florida.
Increasing threat of tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico and landfall in Florida
The NHC has increased the threat of potential development in the Gulf of Mexico. We have a 70% chance of seeing a tropical depression in the next 2 days and 90% in a week. However, this area of low pressure will run into Florida likely by Wednesday and could be a named storm. The next name is Milton.
Tropical development chances in Gulf have lowered
The potential for tropical cyclone development in the Gulf of Mexico has lowered to a low chance over the next 7 days. Although this is great news, a “low” chance is not a “NO” chance.. So, it’s important to stay tuned to our First Alert Weather Team for updates.
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