A tropical depression or tropical storm may develop late this Labor Day weekend near the Bahamas or Florida, then move into the Gulf of Mexico next week, just one thing we're watching as the Atlantic hurricane season wakes up from its August slumber.
A tropical wave – essentially, an area of low pressure without a closed circulation – is currently gliding west-northwest through the Lesser Antilles, producing showers.
Currently, wind shear – the change in wind direction and/or speed with height – is sufficiently low to allow this tropical wave from developing the next few days.
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