Maps Show How Tropical Storms Could Threaten US Ahead of Labor Day Weekend
Summary
Forecasters are watching the waters near Florida, the Bahamas, and the Gulf of Mexico for possible tropical storm development before Labor Day weekend. Tropical Storm Dolly has weakened but could reorganize, and other storms might form in these warm waters, although no hurricanes are currently active.Key Facts
- Tropical Storm Dolly has weakened to a tropical rainstorm but may strengthen north of Cuba next week.
- Two general areas have a low (below 40%) chance of storm formation: near the northern Caribbean/Bahamas and the Gulf of Mexico.
- Florida could be the first to experience effects if a storm forms or moves near the area.
- The Gulf Coast may see a storm develop or move into the Gulf later in the week.
- Dolly is expected to face tough conditions like wind shear and dry air while crossing the northern Caribbean this weekend.
- If Dolly survives, conditions north of Cuba and near Florida may allow it to strengthen.
- Winds in the atmosphere will decide if any storm moves away from the mainland or toward Florida and the Gulf Coast.
- No tropical cyclones are currently active in the Atlantic as of Saturday morning, but marine warnings remain in effect.
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