Tropics expected to remain quiet for next week
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber says all is quiet in the tropics, but we have to stay vigilant until the end of November. Weber says some computer models are hinting at low pressure forming in the Caribbean during the second half of next week. He says it?s just an idea at this point, but that is an area that should be watched during this time of year for development. He said step one is to see if something develops, and step two is to see where it may go.
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