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Channel: thornews · 2016 · Science & Technology

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This is an unedited, low energy look at the high activity situation in the Oceans & the Jet Stream. We've got Invests, Tropical Storms, Depressions, Hurricanes & Typhoons across the globe, circling Mother Earth's equator like a belt of clouds.

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The risk of flooding downpours and gusty thunderstorms will increase across southern Florida as a tropical disturbance shifts northwestward from Cuba this weekend.
While the risk of a tropical storm or hurricane striking southeastern Florida and the Bahamas has diminished for this weekend, a tropical disturbance, dubbed 99L, still bears watching for development.
The poorly organized disturbance is located south of Andros Island in the Bahamas, or roughly 210 miles southeast of Miami.

The combination of dry air and disruptive winds in the atmosphere continue to plague the system, AccuWeather Meteorologist Ed Vallee said.
The mountainous terrain of the island of Hispaniola, combined with the dry air and disruptive winds in the atmosphere, all but shredded the disturbance beyond recognition during Thursday.
However, multiple clusters of showers and thunderstorms survived and will continue to develop across Cuba and the southern Bahamas this weekend.
"The thunderstorms will lead to locally heavy rainfall that can cause flash flooding and mudslides in areas with higher terrain," AccuWeather Hurricane Expert Dan Kottlowski said.

In terms of impact on southern Florida and the Florida Keys, people can expect an increase in downpours and locally gusty thunderstorms with the possibility of waterspouts from Sunday into Monday.
In the vicinity of the thunderstorms, seas can rapidly build and become dangerous for small crafts.
Where the thunderstorms are more robust, there could be damaging wind gusts, power outages and urban flooding.
Thunderstorms that approach airports could result in temporary airline delays. Cruise lines may alter their course and itinerary to avoid potential rough seas in the vicinity of the disturbance.

Rainfall, both associated with and not associated with the disturbance, could reach 6 inches or greater over parts of southern Florida and the Keys into early next week.
Vallee expects the system to emerge into the southeastern Gulf of Mexico on Sunday afternoon.
"There is a low to medium chance the system becomes more organized and gradually strengthens into a tropical depression or storm next week," he said. "The waters of the Gulf of Mexico are warm enough for development, but the system will still be fighting dry air and some disruptive winds in the atmosphere."
With the scenario of the disturbance reaching the Gulf of Mexico, it could swing back across the northern Florida Peninsula or track toward the upper Gulf Coast of the United States.
As a result, all interests from Florida to Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana should continue to monitor the progress of 99L into next week.

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