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There won’t be much sunshine in the Sunshine State this week as a stationary front remains parked over Florida, sparking numerous chances of heavy rain and thunderstorms through the rest of the week, and forecasters are also keeping their eye on possible tropical development off the southeastern coast of the U.S.

A coastal low is expected to develop off the Southeast Coast

In the wake of Hurricane Lee, AccuWeather meteorologists will be keeping a close eye on near-coast Atlantic waters in the area from northeastern Florida to North Carolina late this week to this weekend as this zone could yield a tropical system, which could unleash rain and gusty winds along a significant part of the Eastern Seaboard. "Stalled fronts along the southeastern coast of the United States are one way a 'homebrew' tropical system can form," AccuWeather Chief On-Air ...

AccuWeather hurricane experts are closely monitoring two zones of disorganized showers and thunderstorms between the west coast of Africa and the Cabo Verde Islands, saying that a feature can emerge into late week that will be the next tropical threat to watch in the Atlantic basin following Hurricane Lee and Margot. The pair of tropical waves, designated Invests 97L and 98L by the National Hurricane Center (NHC), will slowly shift westward through the end of the week. One of the waves, Invest 9

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AccuWeather Hurricane Experts are putting portions of the northeastern Caribbean on alert for a brewing tropical system which is expected to acquire the Atlantic hurricane season's next name -- Lee. On Monday, AccuWeather became the first source to issue a forecast track map for a tropical wave pushing across the central tropical Atlantic which is expected to develop over the next day or so. As this wave, designated Invest 95L by the National Hurricane Center, travels through the main devel...

Despite a few tropical systems roaming about the Atlantic during the Labor Day weekend, none pose an immediate threat to the United States. However, AccuWeather meteorologists are keeping an eye on a new system emerging from the coast of Africa that may ramp up to a hurricane and eye the Caribbean Islands and the United States before mid-September. "We call this a period of 'active rest' in the Atlantic, where there are multiple tropical features, but none are a threat to the U.S....

As the 2023 hurricane season nears its climatological peak over the next few weeks, two areas of disturbed weather are being monitored for potential tropical development in the Eastern Pacific late this week, and AccuWeather meteorologists warn that one of the systems could track into Mexico this weekend. The threat of development comes on the heels of Hurricane Hilary, which originated in the eastern Pacific and slammed parts of Mexico and the southwestern United States with flooding downpours

A tropical system may soon be on the doorstep of the Gulf Coast in an area that AccuWeather meteorologists have been monitoring closely since mid-August. Steering breezes are likely to quickly direct the budding system, which could evolve into a hurricane, toward the west coast of the Florida Peninsula prior to the middle of the new week. Current conditions are suppressing organized tropical development the western Caribbean and the western Gulf of Mexico, but a significant change Sunday into Mo

Florida is set to begin its second disaster preparedness sales tax holiday as the peak of hurricane season rapidly approaches.