A disturbance in the Caribbean is likely to develop into a tropical depression or storm, possibly as soon as late week. The western U.S. Gulf Coast should monitor this forecast closely. Details:
Tropical Depression or Storm Likely to Form in Caribbean; West U.S. Gulf Coast, Mexico Should MonitorTropical development could happen as soon as late week or this weekend.A low-pressure system in the Caribbean Sea is likely to grow into a tropical depression or storm as soon as later this week and could be a potential concern from Mexico to the western U.S. Gulf Coast.
used to identify features they are being monitoring for possible formation into a tropical depression or storm. The forecast is less clear beyond that timeframe, but one worth watching over the next few days, especially if you live along the western Gulf Coast, from Louisiana to Texas and Mexico.The disturbance, or a tropical depression or storm, could be located somewhere in the southern Gulf of Mexico by early Sunday. Its track and strength early next week will depend on at least two factors.
If the high sets up in a manner that allows this system to reach its western periphery, then a more northwestward movement is likely in the Gulf. That could allow it to have a potential direct impact in Texas or even Louisiana.
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