Bryan Norcross is a Hurricane Specialist known for his expertise in tracking and analyzing tropical weather systems. He provides insights and updates on hurricane activity for FOX Weather and Yahoo Sports Canada. With his extensive knowledge and experience, Bryan is a trusted source for information on tropical storms and their potential impact.
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By: Bryan Norcross
One of those broad areas of low pressure is likely to form over the southern Caribbean Sea this week. There is a significant agreement among the various computer forecasts that a gyre-type system will develop, but little consensus on what will happen after that.
By: Bryan Norcross
Forecast models show that thunderstorms will develop in the Southern Caribbean through the week with medium chances of a tropical depression forming.
Hostile upper-level winds across the northern Caribbean Sea will likely keep anything from organizing through this week. Over the weekend or early next week, a sharp dip in the jet stream will come along, which could help induce an area of low pressure to develop in the southwestern Caribbean.
By: Bryan Norcross
The National Hurricane Center has the odds in the medium range that at least a tropical depression will form in the Caribbean over the next week.
By: Bryan Norcross
Long-range computer forecasts are in much better agreement that a disturbance, tropical depression, or perhaps Tropical Storm Patty could track into the Gulf of Mexico late next week.
By: Bryan Norcross
The consensus of the computer forecasts is that a depression or possibly a tropical storm will move into the Gulf of Mexico around Thursday. There is no consensus, however, on how strong the system will be at that point.
By: Bryan Norcross
A broad area of low pressure over the southern Caribbean Sea is forecast to spawn an independent low-pressure system on its eastern flank. That disturbance looks likely to rotate north and west, so it's in the vicinity of Jamaica early in the week.
By: Bryan Norcross
It's currently part of a large low-pressure system but is expected to consolidate into an organized tropical depression and eventually Tropical Storm Rafael over the next few days.
By: Bryan Norcross
Reasonable tracks for the end of the week range from west toward Mexico or Texas to north toward the Florida Panhandle.
By: Bryan Norcross
Tropical Disturbance is forecast to become Hurricane Rafael tomorrow. The storm will impact Jamaica tonight and track near the Cayman Islands during the day Tuesday
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