SCHEDULED FOR 2024 AND 2025. IT IS 607 7 AND WE ARE KEEPING N EYE ON THE TROPICS, ESPECIALLY THERE IN THE GULF. YEAH, THINGS ARE LOOKING A LITTLE BUSY THERE. KELLIANNE THIS IS POTENTIAL TROPICAL CYCLONE ONE. IT COULD BE OUR NEXT TROPICAL STORM, BUT IT DOESN'T HAVE A CLOSED CENTER OF CIRCULATION DESPITE IT HAVING 40 MILE PER HOUR WINDS OR TROPICAL STORM FORCE WINDS. THE REASON WHY IT'S NOT CALLED A TROPICAL STORM YET IS BECAUSE IT ALL DEPENDS ON THAT CLOSED LOW. NOW, THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER THINKS THIS WILL BECOME A TROPICAL STORM BEFORE IT MAKES LANDFALL LATE TONIGHT IN MEXICO. REGARDLESS OF WHETHER IT'S A TROPICAL STORM OR NOT, IT WILL PROVIDE VERY STRONG WINDS, AS WELL AS A LOT OF RAINFALL FROM THE TEXAS GULF COAST ALL THE WAY INTO MEXICO. NOW, AFTER THAT, WE STILL WILL FOCUS OUR ATTENTION ON THE BAY OF CAMPECHE, BECAUSE ANOTHER BROAD AREA OF LOW PRESSURE IS EXPECTED TO FORM THIS WEEKEND. AND CONDITIONS WILL BE FAVORABLE FOR SOME DEVELOPMENT RIGHT NOW, A 30% CHANCE OF FORMATION IN THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS, A LITTLE BIT CLOSER TO CENTRAL FLORIDA, WE HAVE A SURFACE TROUGH PRODUCING DISORGANIZED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS EAST OF BERMUDA. THIS IS NOT EXPECTED TO DEVELOP INTO ANYTHING SIGNIFICANT, BUT IT WILL MOVE TOWARDS OUR SOUTHEAST COASTLINE, WHICH WILL ALLOW FOFOR AN INCREASE IN RAINFALL FOR SOME OF OUR NORTHERN SPOTS. WE'LL TALK A LITTLE BIT MORE ABOUT THIS AND HOW IT WILL IMPACT
