The National Hurricane Center has increased to 70 percent the likelihood that a system, which is expected to move from the Caribbean Sea into the Bay of Campeche during the next few days, will eventually become a tropical depression or storm.
Once it gets into the southern Gulf of Mexico, most likely the system will track toward northern Mexico, or possibly the Texas-Mexico border. A track further to the north cannot be ruled out, however.
Even if the storm goes into northern Mexico it could be a significant weather-maker for the region as well as most of Texas beginning on Sunday or Monday.
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