A system in the Caribbean could douse Florida with rain. It could develop this week
Florida could have a wet week ahead, whether the system swirling in the Caribbean forms into a storm or not. The National Hurricane Center is watching two disturbances with a chance of strengthening in the next week, including one that could form in the Gulf of Mexico.
Florida keeping an eye on Caribbean system that could become a storm this week
Early computer models took it west for a few days, and it could follow the path of the other storm in front of it — Tropical Storm Kirk — which ended up on a northern track that would keep it far from land. Kirk is also expected to become a major Category 3 hurricane as soon as Thursday.
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Kirk is expected to become a major hurricane by Thursday but isn't forecast to pose a threat to Florida or the U.S.
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