The National Hurricane Center has highlighted a new area to monitor potential development in the Atlantic basin. This area has a low chance of training next week, but occurs while the 2025 hurricane season started on Sunday.
Miami – Florida should be soaked in days of heavy rains this week, which aroused a high risk of sudden flood as a low pressure zone fueled by the tropical humidity of the Gulf and the Caribbean develops on the south of Florida. This system could even take certain tropical characteristics by the end of the week, and the forecasters ensure any additional development.
On Fox Weather on Monday morning, the director of the National Hurricane Center (NHC), Michael Brennan, alluded to the region needing additional surveillance.
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Although computer forecasting models do not agree concerning the exact path of this system, southern Florida should see most of the rain. Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach could all pick up 3-5 inches of precipitation on Friday.
While the system stagnates, some serious thunderstorms are possible on Monday in the Florida peninsula, where a level 1 out of 5 out of 5 risk was issued by the NOAA Storm prediction center.
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Meanwhile, a threat of level 2 out of 4 out of 4 is displayed for southern Florida on Monday and Tuesday, according to the NOAA meteorological prediction center.
“”[With] Tropical of the afternoon Thundershowers, you have the strong rain, lightning, wind, “the meteorologist of the weather Fox Michael estimates warned.” That’s all that falls from heaven at that time. “”
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“It is difficult to drive in these situations,” added Fox Weather Craig Herrera’s meteorologist.
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Will a tropical depression or a tropical storm develop?
Forecastists closely monitor this system to see if it develops tropical characteristics.
The NHC described the area off the Southeast American coast on Monday afternoon.
The National Hurricane Center reported an area of interest off the southeast coast of the United States
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“It is a fairly typical location for the training while we enter in June,” said Brennan. “It is there that we tend to see the storms forming in June, of the Gulf, through Florida, off the coast of the Southeast and the Coast of the middle of the Atlantic. It is an excellent recall that, generally in June, these storms tend to form closely enough, and people must be ready and keep an eye out.”
A major factor in determining tropical development is the proximity of this system to land.
“The bottom should stay on Earth or very close to the coast, which would limit any organizational potential at the start,” noted the Fox Predese Center.
However, if the system moves away from the south-eastern coast of the United States, there could be a low chances of tropical development there.
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More tropical humidity is expected to arrive in Florida on Thursday, bringing more thunderstorms on Thursday and Friday.
The rain of this system should mitigate some of the current drought conditions in Florida while the dry season ends for the Sunshine State.
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