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The Eastern Pacific is a tropical storm factory, and the Atlantic Basin shows signs of life
As the Pacific hurricane season ramps up, the Atlantic Basin seems to be waking up, but it will have trouble sustaining activity over the next few weeks, as wind shear remains strong over the Caribbean and few tropical waves could survive it. The Eastern Pacific continues as a tropical storm factory, though.
So far, the Eastern Pacific has developed five named tropical systems, all of which have been tropical storms. Although the fifth named storm of the season on average forms by July 23, which means we are ahead of schedule by about nine days, July 15 is on average the date when the second hurricane forms. There is still plenty of time to catch up and likely surpass that average, as the Eastern Pacific is forecast to be very active due to what could be the strongest El Niño ever. NOAA has forecast up to 22 named systems this season in the Eastern Pacific. If this materializes, the 2026 season could tie 1985 and 2015 for second place for the most named systems on record for this region, behind only the 27 named systems recorded in 1992.
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Tropical downpours and rain chances increase
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is watching a broad area of low pressure that is expected to develop across the Northeastern Gulf. The National Hurricane Center gives is a 20% chance of developing over the next seven days. Weber says it will likely move across the upper part of the state and enter the North Carolina coastline. He added that it will increase our rain chances over the weekend.
TAMPA, Fla. – The National Hurricane Center is tracking a tropical disturbance in the northeastern Gulf that could bring heavy rain and flooding risks to Florida starting Saturday and a disturbance that formed on Wednesday off the coast of Africa.
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