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National Hurricane Center Tracking Possible Tropical Or Subtropical Development Off Southeast Coast

The National Hurricane Center continues to track possible tropical or subtropical development this weekend or early next week from near Florida to off the Southeast coast. Regardless of whether or not that happens, stormy weather will impact areas from Florida to southeast Georgia and the coastal Carolinas.

The first step in any development chance is for low pressure to spin up in association with a dissipating front over water off the Southeast coast. If that happens and the low becomes better defined, then a subtropical or tropical depression could form this weekend into early next week.

Atmospheric conditions are only marginally conducive, so only slow development of a subtropical or tropical depression is possible, the National Hurricane Center says. We don't expect any system to become well-organized or strong if development did occur.

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