Update
June 28, 4:40 A.M.
Development chances are staying low as of this morning.
Next 48 hours: 10% chance of development
Next 7 days: 10% chance of development
There is not a lot of time for this broad area of low pressure to form anything tropical, before conditions become unfavorable for development.
June 28; 8 p.m.
Development chances have dropped as of the 8 p.m. advisory.
Next 48 hours: 0% chance of development
Next 7 days: 10% chance of development
No other changes have been made.
June 28; 2 p.m.
No changes have been made to development chances. Long range models have backed off on development at this time, however, there are still a lot of unknowns.
A clearer picture will be able to be seen once a front drops south and stalls across the east coast as this is what the low is expected to possible develop off of.
Original
June 27; 2 p.m.
The National Hurricane Center has tagged a possible area of development right off the coast of Georgia and the Carolina's.
A low pressure system is expected to form over the ocean as a frontal system moves offshore. Due to its slow trek towards the west afterward, development is possible, but remains low at this time.
Next 48 hours: 0% chance of development
Next 7 days: 20% chance of development
The timing for this is early next week. As of right now, local impacts remain unknown. However, the system has a few things going against it including its close proximity to land and drier air surrounding it.
Long range models are in fair agreement that if development occurs, the system would remain on the weaker side and mainly provide increased rainfall.
We will continue to monitor it over the next few days.
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