TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA)— An space of low strain situated offshore the Atlantic coast of northern Florida is bringing rain and thunderstorms throughout elements of Florida, the Nationwide Hurricane Middle stated.
The realm can also be bringing rain to elements of the northwestern Bahamas and adjoining Atlantic waters.
The system is predicted to maneuver westward throughout Florida over the following day and into the northeastern Gulf by late Tuesday.
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Based on NHC, environmental circumstances are favorable to help some gradual growth of this technique because it strikes westward to west-northwestward throughout the northeastern and north-central parts of the Gulf in the course of the center to finish of this week.
Heavy rainfall may produce flash flooding over elements of Florida and the north-central Gulf by means of the center to the top of this week.
The prospect of formation within the subsequent 48 hours is 10 p.c, whereas the prospect of formation within the subsequent seven days is 30 p.c.
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