Tropical depression likely to form in Gulf as hurricane center tracks 2 more systems
The National Hurricane Center on Sunday increased odds for a Gulf of Mexico system to become a tropical depression or storm while chances for two Atlantic systems increased as well. As of the center’s 8 a.m. tropical outlook, the broad area of low pressure in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico had increased showers and thunderstorms.
National Hurricane Center watching 3 systems; Gulf Coast likely has heavy rains ahead
Three systems, including one that is expected to form near the Gulf coasts of Mexico and Texas, were being tracked Sunday by the National Hurricane Center. Two other systems, one in the central Atlantic and the other to the east have medium chances of formation. Both have a chance of formation into tropical systems, or depressions, this week.
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