NHC is monitoring a tropical disturbance in the Bay of Campeche. It has a 40% chance of becoming a Tropical Depression before moving into northeast Mexico or South Texas Friday evening.
Regardless of development, a surge of tropical moisture will enhance the risk of locally heavy rainfall on Friday.
Rip current risk increases Friday and Saturday. If the system organizes enough, winds and seas over the Gulf could be somewhat higher than forecast.
Continue to monitor the forecast for any changes.
Key messages:
A tropical disturbance over the southwestern Gulf of America will increase shower/thunderstorm coverage on Friday.
The surge of tropical moisture with this system will enhance the risk of locally heavy rainfall across southeast Mexico.
Marginal Risk (level 1 of 4) of Excessive Rainfall in most areas south of I-10 & US-59.
Impacts:
Locally heavier thunderstorms capable of heavy rain & gusty winds
Minor flooding is the most likely impact if repeated strong storms move over the same area.
Actions:
Remain weather-aware and stay tuned for forecast updates!
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Peligros del calor más allá de las olas de calor. La mayoría de las muertes relacionadas con el calor ocurren fuera de las olas de calor. Evite el sobreesfuerzo y manténgase hidratado. Los golpes de calor pueden ocurrir incluso cuando el calor es moderado. NUNCA deje personas o mascotas en un vehículo. Las muertes por autos calientes ocurren todo el año. Ayude a quienes corren mayor riesgo de sufrir enfermedades relacionadas con el calor, incluyendo niños, embarazadas y otros adultos.
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