Multiple areas in the Atlantic are showing signs of tropical development as we move through late July — and one system near the northern Gulf Coast is especially worth watching<br /><br />AccuWeather meteorologists are tracking a cluster of thunderstorms that could bring dangerous flash flooding, damaging winds, and travel disruptions along the I-10 corridor — from Florida to Texas<br /><br />Even if this system doesn’t develop into a full tropical storm, it will still impact millions with heavy rain and rough seas<br /><br /> What makes this storm tricky? Its path along the coast and strong upper-level wind shear could either fuel it or tear it apart<br /><br /> Meanwhile, Texas is baking in record heat — and that extreme heat could supercharge any storms that arrive<br /><br />From boaters to commuters — everyone along the Gulf Coast should stay alert this week as the system progresses westward<br /><br /> Plus, another tropical wave far out in the Atlantic is being monitored — though it faces stronger winds and dry air<br /><br /> Will this be the first major tropical threat of the season? Watch now to find out what’s coming and how to prepare<br />WooGlobe Ref : WGA903949<br />For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
