Monitoring the formation of a tropical condition in the coming days in the Gulf of Mexico, with expectations of its development into a violent hurricane that will hit the southern coast of the United States of America at the end of the week.

Arab Weather - The results of the computer simulations at the Arab Weather Center indicate expectations of the formation of a tropical case in the northwest Caribbean Sea and the southern Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday, with the possibility of it developing later at the end of the week into a strong hurricane and may be classified as advanced with a high probability of hitting the southern coasts of the United States of America.

South Coast of America Under Immediate Threat of Tropical Case at the End of the Week

Weather maps fluctuate around the expected path of the tropical system, as it has not yet formed, but the likely path is the southern coast of the United States, with areas extending from Texas in the west to Florida in the east under direct threat from the tropical system by the end of this week.

The same maps indicate that after the formation of this tropical system in the southern Gulf of Mexico region, it is expected to develop very rapidly as a result of the significant warmth in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico and the rise in its water temperature to a higher than usual level.

The tropical system is expected to be accompanied by strong winds and heavy rainfall, leading to flooding in the areas of impact, in addition to the sea water extending to coastal areas and submerging them with water.

It is worth noting that seasonal forecasts indicate expectations of higher than usual activity for Atlantic storms, with the possibility of forming more than 10 tropical systems in the coming months.

And God knows best.