Multiple areas in the Atlantic are showing signs of tropical development as we move through late July — and one system near the northern Gulf Coast is especially worth watching
AccuWeather meteorologists are tracking a cluster of thunderstorms that could bring dangerous flash flooding, damaging winds, and travel disruptions along the I-10 corridor — from Florida to Texas
Even if this system doesn’t develop into a full tropical storm, it will still impact millions with heavy rain and rough seas
What makes this storm tricky? Its path along the coast and strong upper-level wind shear could either fuel it or tear it apart
Meanwhile, Texas is baking in record heat — and that extreme heat could supercharge any storms that arrive
From boaters to commuters — everyone along the Gulf Coast should stay alert this week as the system progresses westward
Plus, another tropical wave far out in the Atlantic is being monitored — though it faces stronger winds and dry air
Will this be the first major tropical threat of the season? Watch now to find out what’s coming and how to prepare WooGlobe Ref : WGA903949 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
