Potential Tropical Cyclone One
Coverage of Potential Tropical Cyclone One in the Nexus archive.
- Potential Tropical Cyclone One threatens flooding across Southeastern U.S.
Potential Tropical Cyclone One is moving northeastward along the middle Texas coast, threatening life-threatening flooding across parts of the southeastern United States, according to the National Hurricane Center.
- Rain and wind for the Carolinas to end the week
The Carolinas are experiencing a return of heat and humidity, with a potential tropical cyclone expected to bring scattered thunderstorms, wind gusts up to 30 mph, and rain by Thursday into Friday. Drier conditions and near-average temperatures are forecasted for the Father’s Day weekend.
- Thunderstorms, gusty winds expected in Charlotte region to end week: First Alert forecast here
Thunderstorms and gusty winds are expected in the Charlotte region this week, with temperatures reaching near 90 degrees. A First Alert is in place for Friday due to remnant tropical moisture and a cold front, with potential impacts from Tropical Storm Arthur. Wind gusts could exceed 30 mph, and rain coverage is expected to peak overnight into early Friday.
- Potential Tropical Cyclone One, Brings impacts to the Carolinas later this week
Potential Tropical Cyclone One is expected to bring heavy rain and damaging winds to the Carolinas from Thursday to Friday. The National Hurricane Center labeled the system as Potential Tropical Cyclone One, with rain chances increasing significantly as it interacts with a cold front. The weekend will see improved conditions, though another system may bring rain early next week.
- Season’s 1st potential tropical cyclone could bring heavy rainfall to the Carolinas
A potential tropical cyclone forming along the Texas Gulf Coast could bring heavy rainfall to the Carolinas by the end of the week. The National Hurricane Center designated the system 'Potential Tropical Cyclone One' on June 16, with forecasts predicting it may strengthen into a tropical depression and then Tropical Storm Arthur. The Carolinas could experience 0.5-1 inch of rain and 30-40 mph winds in the most likely scenario, with higher-impact scenarios involving up to 4 inches of rain and 50 mph winds.
- Gulf storm system deemed Potential Tropical Cyclone One: Here’s the outlook for the Carolinas
Potential Tropical Cyclone One, designated by the National Hurricane Center, is expected to develop into Tropical Storm Arthur by Wednesday, June 17, with significant rainfall and flooding risks for Texas and the deep South. The Carolinas may receive 0.5-1 inch of rain with 30-40 mph winds, though more aggressive models predict 2-4 inches of rain and 50+ mph gusts, raising localized flooding concerns.
- Tropical Storm Watch issued as Louisiana faces flooding rain for days
Potential Tropical Cyclone One is forming near the Texas coast, prompting a Tropical Storm Watch for parts of Louisiana and Texas. The system is expected to bring 4-8 inches of rain, causing dangerous flooding and potential tornadoes across Louisiana, Texas, and surrounding regions.