MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) -- Disturbances in the eastern Atlantic have struggles to maintain any major level of organization because of dry air patches over the open waters. Present waves of moisture have very minimal chances to become anything concerning.
Moisture will remain over the northeastern and northern sides of the Gulf of Mexico this week with a stalled frontal system. These areas will be watched for the development of a low-pressure center, but nearby upper-level wind patterns should prevent any tropical formations from occurring in the Gulf in the next few days ahead.
