Tropical Storm Could be Brewing in Gulf of Mexico

An area of upper-level low pressure over southeastern Gulf of Mexico could form into a tropical storm over the next couple days as it moves west, according to the National Hurricane Center's early morning report today.

Now, it is producing "squally" weather over parts of central and south Florida, the Bahamas, Cuba and adjacent areas in the eastern Gulf.

Meanwhile, what was once Tropical Storm Melissa has completely dissipated in the Atlantic, and the National Hurricane Center is no longer tracking it. In the Pacific, the tropical storm has decreased in intensity, and Tropical Depression Juliette isn't expected to make landfall. The National Hurricane Center will no longer track the storm.

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