Monitoring potential for tropical development over the eastern G
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Monitoring potential for tropical development over the eastern Gulf July 17 Update
An area of deep tropical moisture in the eastern Gulf has a 20% chance for development according to the National Hurricane Center. This moisture and developing system could drift west in our general direction, but high pressure building over Texas should help steer any potential storms away from Texas and into Mexico. Elsewhere, a weak system in the eastern Atlantic just rolling off the coast of Africa near the Cabo Verde islands has just a 10% chance of development. abc13.com/post/tropi cal-weather-update-2 026-atlantic-hurrica ne-season-begin
ginx, Andi7 and TwinA + 7 more reacted An area of deep tropical moisture in the eastern Gulf has a 20% chance for development according to the National Hurricane Center. This moisture and developing system could drift west in our general direction, but high pressure building over Texas should help steer any potential storms away from Texas and into Mexico. Elsewhere, a weak system in the eastern Atlantic just rolling off the coast of Africa near the Cabo Verde islands has just a 10% chance of development.
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Tropical Depression Two forms in the Gulf and tracks into Houston late week www.click2houston.co m/weather/2026/07/19 /monitoring-the-gulf -coast-for-pote
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Something we need to keep an eye on toward the end of the week.
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National Hurricane Center warns Tropical Depression Two could target Texas this week share.google/uEeTliB X1XuQ4fYoi
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Tropical Depression Two forms in the Gulf, impacts to Texas are possible later this week 


HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Tropical Depression 2 formed in the eastern Gulf Sunday and is forecast to become Tropical Storm Bertha Monday. And with this system expected to track west along the Gulf Coast there's the potential for Texas to be impacted later this week, but a lot of uncertainty remains in the exact track. While the eastern Gulf is active, the western Gulf is quiet for now. High pressure and a heat dome that settled in over the weekend will sit overhead early on this week. It was quite hot outside Sunday afternoon and we'll do it all again Monday. Monday morning temperatures will start in the mid-upper 70s and climb into the upper 90s in the afternoon. A heat index will make it feel like the triple digits outside, as early as a feels like temperature of 100 at 11 am and peaking at 106 or 07 alter in the day. We'll also have a high UV index with mostly sunny conditions expected once again. As for Saharan dust, the plume that was overhead this weekend has mixed out and will not be as much of an impact this week. What should we know about Tropical Depression Two? Tropical Depression Two is expected to sit off the coast of Florida in the eastern gulf early on this week and strengthen into a tropical storm, named Bertha, Monday. This potential storm will make a slow progression to the northwest early on this week, eventually reaching the coast of Louisiana Wednesday. The storm will be impacted by wind shear early on in its development which is why the storm will likely remain a tropical storm early on in the week. By the time we hit Wednesday and Thursday, the storm will begin accelerating farther west, potentially pushing towards Texas into Thursday and Friday. So what's the outlook for the Houston area this week? For now the western gulf will stay hot and dry thanks to a heat dome settling in over the state this weekend. That continues throughout next week and we're expecting this next week to be the hottest stretch of summer so far. Morning lows will consistently be in the mid-upper 70s with afternoon highs in the upper 90s. Late in the week things could change depending on the exact path and possible intensity of Tropical Depression Two which is forecast to become tropical storm Bertha Monday. Southeast Texas is included in the forecast cone for the tropical disturbance with the system reaching the Houston area Friday. That, of course, can also change this week. Any rain in the near future? We're dry through Wednesday. The exact path of Tropical Depression Two could potentially increase rain chances late-week, but it's still a bit too early to have any real confidence in the path.
abc13.com/post/houst on-weather-forecast- today-near-me-texas- rain-storm-pred
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abc13.com/post/houst on-weather-forecast- today-near-me-texas- rain-storm-pred
Tropical Depression 2 expected to strengthen, but questions remain about its track
www.khou.com/article /weather/tropical-de pression-florida-hou ston-impacts/28 Water and toilet paper about to disappear! ðŸ«
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