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TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) \u2014 The tropical wave in the NW Caribbean has yet to form but is expected to over the coming days either in this region or the southern Gulf of Mexico.<\/p>\n
Once it develops, it will be in a conducive environment for strengthening and is expected to become a tropical depression and a Tropical Storm as it moves north and then northeastward.<\/p>\n
Further strengthening into a hurricane is possible as it moves toward the panhandle. We will closely monitor this as it will impact the Bay Area late next week regarding rain and wind.<\/p>\n
For now, it has an 80 percent chance of development.<\/p>\n
Another wave is expected to move off the African coast overnight or into Monday and has a good possibility of development as it moves through an environment conducive to development.<\/p>\n
It has a 50 percent chance of developing over the next several days.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s one other wave in the central Atlantic that now has a 0 percent chance of development as it moves north into colder waters and does not impact any land areas.<\/p>\n
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