hurricane season 2019

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The outlook for a major hurricane impacting the Gulf Coast is now slightly better than average.

Two systems that had the potential to develop into tropical cyclones last week have dissipated and no longer pose a threat.

Forecasters believe a developing storm system in the Atlantic will likely earn the name Chantal by early next week.

Forecasters say a tropical wave in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean could become a tropical cyclone by early next week.

Forecasters are eyeing a system in the Caribbean for development that could affect the Gulf of Mexico.

The drier less humid air that has given South Louisiana a wonderful couple of weather days is also be warding off tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico.

Today's good weather could spark this weekend's tropical system in the Gulf.

It looks as if this system will not be more than just a few clouds, gusty winds, and some tropical downpours as it moves along Florida's Space Coast.

The forecast track brings the center of circulation very near Lafayette by Saturday afternoon.

The forecast track has shifted further to the east but Acadiana is still under the gun.

The storm system is expected to affect South Louisiana by Friday. The threat of Gusty winds and the potential for flooding rains will exist through the weekend.

Forecasters say the probability of a tropical cyclone forming in the northern Gulf is now at 70%

Some forecast models suggest a tropical system could develop and bring very heavy rain to the Northern Gulf by the middle of next week.

Residents of Acadia, Assumption, Calcasieu, Cameron, Iberia, Jefferson Davis, Lafayette, St. Martin, St. Mary, and Vermillion Parishes will be included in this hurricane evacuation survey.

A tropical wave could kick off flooding rains across Acadiana as early as tomorrow.

South Louisiana could be feeling the effects of this system as early as Thursday.

A developing storm system in the Gulf of Mexico is being monitored by the National Hurricane Center.

A preseason disturbance has forecasters casting a cautious eye toward the Tropical Atlantic Ocean this morning.

Warmer waters in the Pacific Ocean could mean a quieter hurricane season in the Atlantic.