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National Hurricane Center Watching Area Near Florida For Tropical Or Subtropical Development

The National Hurricane Center has slightly increased the chance for tropical development as they continue to monitor an area either side of Florida and up the Carolina coast. There's a medium chance for this area to develop tropical or subtropical characteristics sometime over the upcoming Fourth of July holiday weekend. While there is a medium chance as of now, parts of the Sunshine State will be in for a stormy pattern over several days regardless.

The Setup: A "cold" front will work its way into the Southeast and Florida during the next few days, where it will eventually stall. Sometimes when dying fronts like this stall over the waters of the Gulf and off the Southeast coast, one or more areas of low pressure can develop and make an attempt at forming into a tropical or subtropical depression or storm.

Potential tropical disturbance bringing more rain, storms to Tampa Bay area ahead of July 4th

FOX 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterberg says more showers and storms are expected Wednesday with a 60 percent coverage of rain. Tropical downpours are possible in the days to come, including the Fourth of July.

TAMPA, Fla. – Rain and storms are expected to pick up through the remainder of the holiday week, with a possibility of tropical downpours in the Tampa Bay area through the Fourth of July.

FOX 13 meteorologists say an area of low pressure over the northeastern Gulf is bringing wet weather our way.

The National Hurricane Center is giving the potential disturbance a 40 percent chance of development in the next seven days.

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