Possible Storm Likely to Develop in Gulf of Mexico; Coastal Hazards to Impact Eastern Seaboard

The latest weather forecast reported that Eastern Seaboard could experience rip currents, rainy conditions and challenging surf this week due to a developing storm over the Gulf of Mexico.

The fall weather has officially begun. While a cooler outlook will unfold, severe weather conditions and hurricanes can still occur.

This week, meteorologists are monitoring the development of a tropical storm over the Gulf of Mexico. 

Possible Storm Likely to Develop in the Gulf of Mexico

(Photo : NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of September 26, 2023)
NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of September 26, 2023. Stormy conditions are expected in the Eastern Seaboard this week due to a potential homebrew tropical storm over the Gulf of Mexico. Rainy conditions are likely in New Orleans, Tampa and Miami. The main concern in the Eastern Seaboard is the challenging winds and coastal flooding this week. Rip currents and challenging waves can be likely. Beachgoers should best monitor the weather, especially if they have outdoor plans. 

It is too early to determine the landfall of the tropical storm this week. If the storm develops, portions of the Eastern Seaboard could experience severe weather conditions. The warmer waters can help develop the storm.

According to the latest forecasts, a homebrew tropical storm was tracked over the Gulf of Mexico.

On Monday, there is a chance of thunderstorms in the Northwestern Caribbean, Southeastern Mexico, Cuba, Central America and the Gulf Coast.

From Tuesday to Thursday, the weather outlook showed that showers and thunderstorms can hit in the following areas:

• Miami
• Nassau
• Havanna
• Tampa
• New Orleans
• Southeastern US

In New York City, the advisory explained rainy conditions in the city this week. Light rainfall is expected on Tuesday due to the impacts of Ophelia. Beachgoers should also watch out for possible coastal hazards this week.

Meanwhile, challenging rip currents and coastal flooding are likely in the following areas:

• Atlantic City
• Virginia Beach
• Wilmington
• Charleston

Recently, NWN reported severe weather conditions in the Midwest, Oklahoma and Texas. The report noted the Upper-level low in the Upper Midwest that could bring a rainy outlook in the regions on Monday.

Also Read: US Weather Forecast: Thunderstorms, Excessive Rainfall to Unload in Parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Midwest

Staying safe from homebrew tropical systems

The latest weather forecast warned of possible homebrew tropical systems impacting parts of the Eastern Seaboard. A challenging weather outlook is expected until the end of the week.

In addition, the main concern is the coastal flooding this week near the beaches in the Eastern Seaboard. Beachgoers should watch out for dangerous coastal flooding and waves.

Motorists and beachgoers should check the latest weather forecasts before any outdoor activities. Rain is likely this week, with coastal hazards in the Eastern Seaboard. 

Staying at home is also recommended in the affected areas. When floodwaters rapidly rise, it is best to evacuate to safe shelters. Homeowners should also keep updated with the latest weather in the Eastern Seaboard, especially this week.

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