Overview

• Barry weakened into a remnant low over northeastern Mexico but continues to drop 3–6 inches of rain, prompting flash-flood and mudslide warnings in Veracruz, San Luis Potosí and Tamaulipas.
• Flossie, located about 185 miles south of Zihuatanejo, is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane by Tuesday while remaining offshore Mexico’s southwest coast.
• Mexico’s government has issued tropical-storm warnings and urged residents in affected states to gather emergency supplies and avoid flooded streets.
• The National Hurricane Center assigns a 20% chance of tropical development in a low-pressure area off the Southeast U.S. coast, raising the prospect of rainy conditions in Florida around the Fourth of July.
• Barry’s early formation as the second named storm more than two weeks ahead of climatology underscores NOAA’s projection of 13–19 named storms this season.