Most models steer the eventual Gulf of Mexico system into Florida.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Within the last week there have been multiple named storms out in the Atlantic Basin. Fortunately, all four have been weak and short-lived with mostly minor impacts to land.
The busy week now gives the Atlantic Basin a total of eight named storms so far in 2023. That definitely qualifies for a very active start to hurricane season.Next up on the list for named storms this year is Idalia, followed by Jose, Katia, Lee, and Margot. Let’s hope we don’t get too far into the alphabet!
Its eventual strength is unknown at this juncture. It could range from a tropical depression to a low-end hurricane depending on how things come together.As we know, things can and oftentimes do change. This one looks pretty straightforward though -- at least in terms of where it’s going -- given the setup that will be in place next week.
Two systems out in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean are being watched for potential tropical development.
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