Hurricane center watching system headed for Gulf of Mexico; Florida leaders preparing
A developing tropical system in the Caribbean is moving toward the Gulf of Mexico and could affect Florida by next week, forecasters said.
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A developing tropical system in the Caribbean is moving toward the Gulf of Mexico and could affect Florida by next week, forecasters said.
A developing tropical system in the Caribbean is moving toward the Gulf of Mexico and could affect Florida by next week, forecasters said.
Following life-threatening impacts on the Dominican Republic, chances are Franklin will get its second wind over the Atlantic later this week, and AccuWeather meteorologists will be watching for potential development of additional systems farther to the east and perhaps close to the United States in the coming days. The historical average of tropical systems in the Atlantic trends upward at an exponential rate into the middle of September. This means the chances of having a named system spinning
Increased compared to noaa's first forecast in may when they originally called for 12 to 17 total named stores. now they're calling for 14 to 21. in terms of hurricanes, the previous forecast called for 5 to 9 and now we're up to 6 to 11. why the change? well, a lot of that really comes down to extremely warm sea surface temperatures. in some of these areas they've been record breaking extreme warmth, especially across portions of the gulf of mexico and eastern caribbean. however, here's the counter to that. it's also headed into an el nino pattern. when it does that, it begins to increase win...
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