WEAR TV — An area of ​​low pressure could continue to develop over the western Gulf of Mexico next week. The chance of formation in two days is low at 10%, but in seven days the chance of formation has risen again to 50%. The potential weather maker will move east or northeast over warm Gulf waters.

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) said in its seven-day tropical weather outlook Friday afternoon: “A trough of low pressure over the western Gulf of Mexico will produce widespread showers and thunderstorms. A broad area of ​​low pressure is expected to develop from then on.” .” This system over the southwestern or south-central Gulf of Mexico over the next day or two, and further subsequent development is possible as the low moves slowly eastward or northeastward next week if the low remains separated from a frontal boundary expected to develop next week will extend across the Gulf of Mexico. Regardless of tropical or subtropical development, locally heavy rainfall may occur over parts of Mexico and parts of the Gulf of Mexico over the next few days. Florida Peninsula late this weekend and into next week.”