SCIENCEJul 19 · 21:55 UTCWSVN MIAMIDylan Federico

Hot This Week; Tracking Tropical Depression 2

South Florida is experiencing a 39-day heat streak with temperatures above 90°F, threatening a 2023 record. Tropical Depression Two formed in the Gulf of America with 30 MPH winds, posing a potential threat to the Florida Panhandle and a possible hurricane risk if it takes a southerly track toward Louisiana or Texas.

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