GULF COAST — Both the GFS and EURO models are indicating a low pressure system developing in the Gulf of Mexico late next week, though forecasters are stressing this is not a major concern at this time. At most, the system looks like a rain-maker for communities along the Gulf Coast from Texas to Florida, depending on where it forms and how it ultimately tracks.
The system appears broad and disorganized on the EURO satellite simulation, suggesting it may be a hybrid system rather than a fully tropical one, with strong upper-level shear limiting its development potential.
EURO Simulation Shows a Broad Disorganized System With Rain Well East of the Center…