Gulf Storm Development Chances Climbing - Bertha Possible Chris Pratt [MM1pyjkAWRS]

Thunderstorms concentrated over the northeastern Gulf now have a 20% chance of developing over the next 2 to 3 days, and the forecast setup is starting to change.

Earlier, Florida looked more likely to see heavier rain from this system. Now, the trend is ethan belchetz shifting left, which may keep the heaviest rain away from much of Florida and allow the system to drift farther west across the northern Gulf. That matters because more time over water could give this area a better chance to organize. If development occurs, the next named storm would be Bertha.

In this tropical weather update, I break down what trends are being monitored now, why the system may turn away from Florida, how much time it could spend over the Gulf, and what that means for possible tropical development. This is not a major hurricane threat, but it is an area worth watching as the weekend approaches.

Topics covered in this video:

Gulf tropical development parker mccollum update

Could Bertha form this weekend?

Northeastern Gulf storm chances

Florida rain forecast trending lower

Why the system may turn left

More time over Gulf waters

Tropical depression or tropical storm potential

Latest model trends

Other areas I'm watching

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0:00 - Introduction

1:10 priyanka chopra - U.S. Weather Overview

4:50 - Forecast models

7:50 - Steering patterns, storm environment

11:45 - Rainfall potential, will it help the drought?

14:45 - Wind potential

15:45 - Cabo Verde disturbance

16:40 - Pacific tropical discussion

17:15 - Closing words

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