Highly sensitive situation in Florida as tropical framework expected to turn into a typhoon
The framework was figure to turn into a typhoon on Wednesday and keep fortifying as it gets across the eastern Bay of Mexico, forecasters said
A highly sensitive situation was pronounced by Florida’s lead representative as Potential Typhoon Nine shaped in the Caribbean on Monday morning and was supposed to fortify into a storm as it advances into the Bay of Mexico, forecasters said.
The framework had most extreme supported breezes of 35 mph as it moved north-northwest at 7 mph around 315 miles southeast of the western tip of Cuba, the most recent update from the Public Tropical storm Place in Miami said.
A hurricane watch was given for the Dry Tortugas and lower Florida Keys south of the Seven Mile Extension.
Typhoon admonitions and tropical storm watches were likewise given for parts of Mexico and Cuba for the framework, which was conjecture to get across the northwestern Caribbean Ocean and into the southeastern Inlet of Mexico during the following two or three days.
The framework was conjecture to turn into a tropical storm on Wednesday and keep fortifying as it gets across the eastern Bay of Mexico, the NHC said.
