Tropical Activity Could Emerge in Atlantic or Caribbean Sea in November; Potential System Could Develop in US

Weather forecasts have observed potential tropical activities in the Caribbean, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas.

A tropical system or tropical storm could emerge from the brewing system before or in November.

This week, meteorologists have monitored three brewing systems in Bermuda, the Caribbean, and the north of Puerto Rico.

Meanwhile, the report said a potential system could develop in the United States.

In previous reports, portions of the U.S suffered from severe weather conditions and thunderstorms, including in South-Central, Northeastern, Midwest, and Northwest.

Weather experts noted the rollercoaster pattern of the weather in the country, while some parts experienced moderate to extreme drought.

According to NOAA NWS National Hurricane Center's latest update, the low pressure in the eastern Caribbean Sea, from northward to the southwestern Atlantic, unleashed disorganized showers and thunderstorms.

Residents in the nearby areas should stay on track for the low pressure as it could bring heavy rains and gusty winds.

Meanwhile, AccuWeather's latest forecast, on October 28, said that there was a low chance that a tropical development could emerge in Bermuda waters this weekend.

In addition, beaches near Bermuda should watch out for hazards resulting in gusty onshore winds, minor coastal flooding during high tide, and strong rip currents.

The AccuWeather report also noted that another system in the Caribbean could occur this weekend between Bahama and Bermuda waters.

Furthermore, AccuWeather Chief On-Air Meteorologist Bernie Rayno explained that a tropical system that could develop in the Caribbean's western part beyond next week could affect and become trouble for the U.S, such as Florida.

AccuWeather reported that the steering winds in the south to the north could allow any Caribbean system to affect the Gulf of Mexico or Florida Straits.

Halloween in the United States

In recent reports, American enjoying the coming Halloween in a few days would expect a rainy weather forecast.

The Halloween outlook in the U.S is expected to receive rain in New York, North Carolina, Bat cave, and Kentucky.

Meanwhile, cooler temperatures would arrive in Portland, Los Angeles, Houston, and Chicago.

The forecast said to bring umbrellas or rain protection as rain would be expected during the first week of November while many Americans enjoy Halloween.

Based on the weather's outlook, AccuWeather reported a mild to cool and the stormy weather pattern in early November in the United States.

The report said that cool and stormy weather would unleash in San Francisco, Billings, Seattle, and Los Angeles.

The cool weather would help alleviate the warming temperature, and also it would be beneficial for many farmlands that are suffering from drought.

Meanwhile, the mild temperature is expected in New York, Kansas City, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Jacksonville, Memphis, Houston, Charlotte, and Washington.

Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico

In addition, the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico could experience flooding due to unrelenting rainfall.

According to the previous forecast, potential flash flooding and rising sea waters could occur in the said areas, causing travel delays for many residents.

Residents staying in the coastal areas should expect rising sea water levels and stay updated with the weather development.

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