TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Update
June 11. (2 a.m.)
A broad area of low pressure is still expected to enter the Bay of Campeche. Once it does, that is where development is possible, however, chances remain low for formation.
The wave is currently situation just east of the Yucatán Peninsula.
Next 48 hours: 10% chance of development
Next 7 days: 10% chance of development
Local areas remain not at risk for any impacts.
Original
June 10. (8 a.m.)
The National Hurricane Center has tagged an area in the Bay of Campeche for possible development.
A broad area of low pressure is expected to be situated over the Bay of Campeche with weak development possible later in the week. However, chances are very low.
Next 48 hours: 0% chance of development
Next 7 days: 10% chance of development
This system is not expected to have any impacts to the Big Bend or south Georgia. If development happens, long range models show movement into eastern Mexico.
Conditions are not very favorable for strong development.
This is the first monitored area of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season which started on June 1. The first named storm will be Arthur.
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