Tropical storm - or hurricane - possible in the Gulf of Mexico this week
The Gulf of Mexico could have a tropical storm — or hurricane — to deal with later this week. And there are some hints at where it could go. The National Hurricane Center on Monday was watching a tropical disturbance in the northwestern Caribbean that is expected to organize into a tropical depression or tropical storm in the next couple of days.
Hurricane tracker: Tropical storm may form in Gulf of Mexico, warns US' NHS
Broader impact: A larger region could experience high winds, storm surge flooding, and heavy rains. This area is likely to include the west coast of Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama, with track details becoming clearer once the storm's centre forms on Monday or Tuesday.
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