Tropical Depression 9 forms; Florida in the cone of uncertainty
Tropical Depression Nine formed over the central Caribbean Sea early Friday morning, and Florida could see impacts from the storm next week.
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Tropical Depression Nine formed over the central Caribbean Sea early Friday morning, and Florida could see impacts from the storm next week.
ABC Action News meteorologists and the National Hurricane Center have their eyes on a disturbance in the southeastern Caribbean Sea that might, MIGHT, be part of the Tampa area's weather next week.
As the NHC monitors Hurricane Fiona, the first major hurricane of the season, forecasters are monitoring Tropical Depression Eight and another system nearing the Caribbean that may develop.
The National Hurricane Center said chances increased to 70% that a tropical wave over the central Atlantic develops into the season's next named storm.
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two tropical waves over the Atlantic for possible development.