Heavy rainfall started on Sunday morning, because tropical depression two ensured that the National Hurricane Center gave a tropical storm alert for the Gulf coast of Mexico.
There were no threats or expected tropical development in the neighborhood of Florida or elsewhere in the Atlantic pelvis while Saharan fabric is blowing in the region. The National Hurricane Center also looked at four tropical waves.
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So far, this season there is only one called Storm in the Atlantic Pelvis. Although no tropical development is expected in the short term by predictors – partly because of a wall of Saharan -dust blows through Florida – that could soon change.
The next storm of the Atlantic Hurricane season will be Barry.
Here is the last advice from the National Hurricane Center from 5 pm, 29 June.
Where is tropical depression two?
At 5 o'clock the center of tropical depression was two located near Latitude 19.9 North, Longitude 95.9 West.
The depression moved to the West-Noordwest near 9 km / h. On the next track, depression is expected to be on Sunday evening along the coast of Mexico and will continue in the interior on Monday.
Location: About 50 miles northeast of Veracruz, Mexico and about 125 miles southeast of Tuxpan, Mexico
Move: West-Noordwest at 9 km / h
Maximum persistent winds: 35 MPH
The prediction of Noaa Hurricane Center about what to expect from tropical depression two
RAINFALL: Tropical depression is expected to produce two rainfall totals from 3 to 6 inches, with isolated maximum totals of 10 centimeters over the Mexican states Veracruz, San Luis Potosi and Tamaulipas until Monday. This rainfall can cause life -threatening floods and mud flows, especially in areas of steep terrain.
WIND: Tropical storm circumstances, especially at Windvevaag, are expected this afternoon in the tropical storm warning area.
WATER: The seas have increased to 8 to 10 fts and will probably continue to build until Sunday.
Tropical waves
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Tropical Golf 1: A new tropical wave was created on Sunday off the coast of Africa and has placed an axis along 18W, which extends from 18n. It moved on 12 mph to the west
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Tropical Wave 2: An East Atlantic Tropical Golfas is located along 30 W from 18W South and goes to the west at 12 km / h
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Tropical Wave 3: A central Atlantic Tropical Golfas was noticed along 54 W from 14n south, which went to the west around 17 km / h.
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Tropical Wave 4: A well -defined tropical wave in the eastern Caribbean has an axis along 66W that extends from Puerto Rico to Central Venezuela. It goes west from 12 to 17 km / h.
Spaghetti models for tropical depression two. See the expected path
Special comment about Spaghetti models: Spaghetti model illustrations include a series of prediction tools and models, and not all are made equal. The hurricane center only uses the top four or five best performing models to help the predictions.
Is there a hurricane to Florida?
There is currently no tropical system that threatens Florida.
However, AccuWeather forelators warn that there is a potential for tropical development in the Golf or for the Southeast Coast of the US at the beginning of July, the holiday weekend.
“The potential is certainly for the Southeast Coast or in the Golf,” said Alex Dasilva, AccuWeather Lead Hurricane Expert via E -mail. “The water temperatures are warm enough to support tropical development in that area and the wind scissors in that area seem to be fairly low.”
“We predict a low chance that everything on this point will develop, but this time of year, here we would usually see tropical activities play at the end of June and early July, if something will develop in the next two weeks, it will take place close to home.
“There is nothing unusual here. We usually look near home for possible tropical development early in the season. If something develops, it is likely that rainfall would be primary care.
“A cold front during the first few days of July comes from the southeast coast and stall. The tail of the front will essentially extend over Florida and in the Golf. If those frontal borders a few days of stalls and we see every convection, that is how we can end with tropical development next week.”
Don't be overwhelmed. Tropical activity that is expected to pick up
“We expect tropical activity to pick up later in the hurricane season. This very good can be a rack-half-loaded season,” said Dasilva.
At the moment, dry air and wind scissors help prevent tropical storms from developing, which is not unusual for early in the hurricane season, which started on 1 June.
“The second storm in the Atlantic Pelvis usually only develops only half to the end of July. We are on pace with the historical average. Data shows that the first hurricane of the season usually does not develop until 11 August,” said Dasilva.
Predictions issued by Noaa, AccuWeather and Colorado State University all predict an upper normally hurricane season.
2025 Hurricane names
Here are the names for the Atlantic Hurricane season of 2025, together with how to express them:
Showers, thunderstorms can influence the plans of the fourth July
Rainfall expects from 27 June to 4 July 2025.
“We predict a wet pattern in the southeast at the beginning of July, regardless of every tropical development,” said Dasilva.
“Much of Florida and the southeast will see many showers and thunderstorms at the beginning of July, and that can affect the open -air plans for the fourth July.
“North -Florida and the Panhandle will see more rainfall at the beginning of July than South Florida.”
Is a Saharan substance approaches in Florida?
“There is now a large fabric plume that comes over the Atlantic Ocean. We expect more Saharan to reach fabric parts from the southern US to South Florida to Texas.
“We could have some Saharan material high in the air for the fourth July, especially in South Florida.”
“We could see some dirty rain in Florida that can make a mess on your car and other surfaces outside, thanks to the Saharan dust.”
Florida Weather Radar before June 29, 2025
Weer watches and warnings issued in Florida
When is the hurricane season in Florida?
The Atlantic Orchane season runs from 1 June to 30 November.
Ninety -seven percent of tropical cyclone activity takes place during this period, said Noaa.
The Atlantic basin includes the North Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of America, as the Gulf of Mexico is now known in the US according to an order of President Trump. Noaa and the National Hurricane Center now use Gulf of America on its cards and in its advice.
When is the peak of the hurricane season?
The ultimate peak of the hurricane season is September 10, but the season will take place on November 30. Credit: Noaa
The peak of the season is September 10, with the most activity taking place between mid -August and mid -October, according to the Hurricane Center.
National Hurricane Center Map: See which predictors are watching now
Systems currently followed by the National Hurricane Center include:
Why does NHC say 'tropical cyclone' on his cards instead of hurricane or tropical storm?
Tropical Cycloon is the generic term used by the National Weather Service, Noaa and the National Hurricane Center for every tropical system, even if it is in the tropical Atlantic basin.
To be more accurate, a tropical cyclone is a “rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms from tropical or subtropical waters and has a closed, low level circulation,” Noaa Sadi.
As soon as maximum persistent winds reach 74 MPH, it is mentioned by where it originated:
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Hurricane: For storms in the North -Atlantic Ocean, Midden -Noord -Pacific and East -NOORD -PACIFF.
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Typhoon: For storms in the northwestern Pacific.
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Cyclone: For storms in the Pacific South Sea and the Indian Ocean.
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This article originally appeared on Naples Daily News: Hurricane Center follows tropical depression near Mexico. See Tracker
