(WDNews) — The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a disturbance near Florida with a low chance of tropical development over the next seven days.
As of Sunday afternoon, forecasters have given the system a 20% chance of forming into a tropical cyclone. The area of interest is located just south of the Florida Panhandle and stretches across parts of the Gulf and southeastern U.S. coastline.
Even if the system does develop, officials say it’s likely to remain weak. However, it could still bring periods of rain and breezy conditions across parts of the Southeast.
Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Barry is spinning in the Bay of Campeche but is not expected to impact our region.
WDNews will continue to monitor and provide updates if anything changes.
