Tropical Depression 2 on Day 1 of Hurricane Season
Tropical Depression 2 on Day 1 of Hurricane Season
Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 06/01/2023 4:36pm
Article Summary:
Tropical Depression Forms on First Day of Hurricane Season, No Threat to Texas Coast Expected
A tropical depression has formed in the northeast Gulf of Mexico on the first day of hurricane season, with a 50% chance of formation this morning before turning into a tropical depression and set to turn into a tropical storm by evening. There is no threat to the Texas coast and no impacts are currently expected across the Texas coastal waters. The depression is expected to move toward Cuba and could attain minimal tropical storm intensity by 8 PM Eastern Time, but upper level winds will become increasingly hostile beyond Friday, leading to eventual dissipation over the southeastern Gulf of Mexico.
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Date: 06/01/2023 4:36pm
Article Summary:
Tropical Depression Forms on First Day of Hurricane Season, No Threat to Texas Coast Expected
A tropical depression has formed in the northeast Gulf of Mexico on the first day of hurricane season, with a 50% chance of formation this morning before turning into a tropical depression and set to turn into a tropical storm by evening. There is no threat to the Texas coast and no impacts are currently expected across the Texas coastal waters. The depression is expected to move toward Cuba and could attain minimal tropical storm intensity by 8 PM Eastern Time, but upper level winds will become increasingly hostile beyond Friday, leading to eventual dissipation over the southeastern Gulf of Mexico.
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