Bryan Norcross: Caribbean tropical disturbance Invest 97L dumping heavy rain over Central America
The tropical disturbance we’ve been following across the Caribbean, known as Invest 97L, is spreading heavy rain over much of Central America.
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The tropical disturbance we’ve been following across the Caribbean, known as Invest 97L, is spreading heavy rain over much of Central America.
Invest 97L is an area of low pressure in the western Caribbean.
A batch of showers and thunderstorms has evolved into a tropical rainstorm that will roll into a portion of Central America this weekend with the likelihood of heavy rain and the potential for dangerous mudslides and flash flooding, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. The system began as a tropical wave that traveled westward from the coast of Africa a couple of weeks ago and began to flare up in the past week as it entered the eastern Caribbean. However, the system did not organize enough to becom
AccuWeather meteorologists remain concerned that a persistent batch of downpours and gusty thunderstorms drifting westward across the Caribbean has a chance to undergo tropical development as it approaches Central America late this week and weekend. Conditions have become hostile for tropical development over much of the Atlantic basin as areas of dry air and disruptive winds have become more expansive over the past week. However, waters remain relatively warm over much of the basin and especial
AccuWeather meteorologists remain concerned that a persistent batch of downpours and gusty thunderstorms drifting westward across the Caribbean will undergo tropical development as it approaches Central America late this week and weekend. Conditions have become hostile for tropical development over much of the Atlantic basin as areas of dry air and disruptive winds have become more expansive over the past week. However, waters remain relatively warm over much of the basin and especially over the