The low near the Bahamas will bring us rain toward Sunday, but likely not develop until possibly late weekend or early next week as it moves over the western Gulf nearing Texas, Channel 9 certified chief meteorologist Tom Terry said.
The low behind it is being monitored as it will approach the northeast Caribbean through the weekend and into early next week.
The middle low has a 50% chance of forming as it moves west-northwest. The red low farthest east isn’t any threat at this point, but could become our next depression, Terry said.
The next storm name is Emily, followed by: Franklin and Gert
Update:
Activity in the tropics is beginning to intensify.
Video: Tropical depression could form in the Atlantic as soon as this weekend There’s a 60% chance two tropical waves in the Atlantic will develop over the next week. (Kassandra Crimi, WFTV.com)
There’s a 60% chance two tropical waves in the Atlantic will develop over the next week.
Channel 9 meteorologist Kassandra Crimi said a tropical depression could form as early as this weekend.
Crimi said most models, regardless of development, keep both systems away from Florida.
Closer to home in the Gulf, Crimi said some slow development is possible next week.
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Video: Tropical depression could form in the Atlantic as soon as this weekend There’s a 60% chance two tropical waves in the Atlantic will develop over the next week. (Kassandra Crimi, WFTV.com)
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Sarah Wilson joined WFTV Channel 9 in 2018 as a digital producer after working as an award-winning newspaper reporter for nearly a decade in various communities across Central Florida.