Models are indicating that a tropical system is looking more likely to develop in the Gulf of Mexico the last week of September.

Potential Tropical Cyclone Six has formed over the warm waters of the southern Gulf of Mexico with over two months left of 2024’s Atlantic hurricane season, the National Hurricane Center said Sunday.

An area to watch heading into next week is near the Yucatan Peninsula. It has yet to organize, but computer guidance suggests its possible next week.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking three systems Friday night, two in the Atlantic Ocean and one in the Caribbean Sea.

The Lone Star State is achingly close to exiting the peak window for the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, but we can't turn our backs on the tropics just yet. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is keeping tabs on the potential formation of a low pressure system in the Caribbean Sea that could have tropical implications for the Gulf of Mexico next week.

National Hurricane Center is continuing to forecast the development of a tropical disturbance that could move into the Gulf of Mexico next week and become a tropical depression. The disturbance hasn’t formed yet,

Forecasters are continuing to watch a low pressure system in the Caribbean Sea that could develop into a tropical system by the middle of next week. The system is currently a large cluster of scrambled thunderstorms in the northwestern Caribbean Sea and southern Gulf of Mexico.