Overview

• The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a non-developing low in the north-central Gulf of Mexico and a separate disturbance in the central Atlantic.
• The Gulf system carries a 0% chance of formation over 48 hours and seven days and is drifting toward the Texas coast by Monday.
• Disorganized showers and thunderstorms off Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama could bring periods of heavy rain to parts of the western Gulf Coast.
• The Atlantic disturbance, located several hundred miles south of the Cabo Verde Islands, is expected to find more favorable conditions after a disorganized start.
• NHC places formation odds at 30% in 48 hours and 60% over seven days, with a tropical depression possible mid to late week and a potential approach to the Leeward Islands later in the week; no immediate threats to Florida are indicated.