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The next Atlantic tropical system could form in the southern Gulf over the next few days.
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The disturbance we’ve been tracking into the Caribbean is poised to get the name Julia soon and is forecast to become a hurricane impact for Central America this weekend.
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A tropical wave currently moving into the Lesser Antilles and Windward Islands is expected to organize by this weekend once over the Caribbean.
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The Coast Guard and the Cajun Navy have boots on the groups and helicopters in the air to help dig out from Hurricane Ian.
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Damage caused by Hurricane Ian in southwest Florida is expected to make the insurance crisis in Louisiana worse.
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Ian is now an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane with winds of 155 mph.