Tropical Storm Bertha could form Mon.
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The National Hurricane Center said an area of low pressure was strengthening, producing thunderstorms near its center.
Tropical Depression Two is projected to become Tropical Storm Bertha by Monday, currently positioned south of Panama City, Florida.
According to the National Hurricane Center, Potential Tropical Cyclone One may bring life-threatening flash flooding with upward of 20 inches of rain.
The system will bring "intense rainfall" in parts of Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi, even if it doesn't earn the name "Arthur."
Tropical Storm Arthur could develop June 17 in the Gulf. Regardless of development, intense rainfall is expected from eastern Texas to portions of Louisiana and Mississippi. See potential impacts in Florida.
A Storm Surge Watch is in effect for the Alabama/Florida border to the mouth of the Mississippi River. A Tropical Storm Watch is in effect for the Ochlockonee River, Florida, west
Potential Tropical Cyclone strengthened into Tropical Storm Arthur before noon June 17. The tropical system poses a flooding risk to the southeastern U.S. See potential impacts to Florida. The wait is over.
An intense storm damaged buildings and vehicles from Norwich to Hancock Saturday, July 18, knocking down trees and power lines and spawning a tornado that traveled about 16 miles through
