Gulf of Mexico Braces for Tropical Disturbances and Flooding Threats
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A tropical depression has formed in the Gulf of Mexico on the first day of hurricane season, with sustained winds of 35 mph. The system is expected to bring much-needed rain to the bone-dry spring drought in the Tampa Bay area, with rain chances at 70% on Friday. While there is a possibility that the depression could strengthen into a tropical storm, forecasters expect it to remain offshore and weaken by Friday night.
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- Hurricane Hunters primed for start of the season WLOX
- Tropical Depression Or Storm Likely To Form As Soon As Thursday Afternoon, Would Be Arlene If Named FOX Weather
- Palm Beach County is under a flood watch through at least Friday Palm Beach Post
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