Gulf Coast preparing for tropical storm that hasn't quite formed yet

(CNN) - The rotating system in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico reached a tropical storm and gave a name: Cindy

Formerly known as "Potential Tropical Storm III", it developed a clear circulation center known as the tropical storm threshold in Tuesday afternoon.

However, some of the Gulf Coast of Mexico has been monitoring and warning of tropical storms. With the new policy of the National Hurricane Center, predictors can announce comprehensive recommendations such as forecasted tracks, watches and warnings that may form land and impact within 48 hours.

In the past, even though the Hurricane Center believed the system had a high development opportunity, it did not issue watches or warnings. With this new policy, residents and businesses can spend more time near the coast in preparation for storms.

The disturbance already has a wind speed of 45 miles per hour, but now the satellite and aircraft data show that the storm has a clear center

Cindy is moving northwest and should arrive at the coast on Wednesday night or early Thursday. However, residents of the Gulf are urged not to focus on the exact orbit of the storm. Strong wind shear force - Changes in wind direction and height height - Maintain the system on the weak side

Because the storm is relatively small, the city center is not so important, but heavy rain is expected to be extensive. Heavy rain affects the Central Gulf, many areas will be affected by 4 to 8 inches, and some places are only one foot high. In these areas long-term land flow can be seen, so the most intensive rain may be in the eastern part of the center of the storm.

Cindy is currently one of the two storms in the Atlantic. In other places Tropical Storm Brett was founded on Monday. Like Cindy, Brett has a watch and a warning before being named.

According to Phil Klotzbach, a research scientist at Colorado State University, this is the first time that the Atlantic covered the storm in June since 1968.

Brett's heavy rain on Monday night influenced Trinidad and Tobago and continued to affect the northern coast of Venezuela. This south circuit is rare

Alba, Bonaire, Curacao in the Southern Caribbean Sea are under tropical storm. This storm will affect these areas from Tuesday night to early Wednesday.

For those who are on vacation in the Caribbean Sea, the good news is that Brett is in a hurry and its impact will be short-lived. Coupled with the dry air from the land and the strong wind shear forces in the Caribbean, rapid movements should dissipate the storm in the middle of the week.

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However, some of the Gulf Coast of Mexico has been monitoring and warning of tropical storms. With the new policy of the National Hurricane Center, predictors can announce comprehensive recommendations such as forecasted tracks, watches and warnings that may form land and impact within 48 hours. Cindy is moving northwest and should arrive at the coast on Wednesday night or early Thursday. However, residents of the Gulf are urged not to focus on the exact orbit of the storm. Strong wind shear force - Changes in wind direction and height height - Maintain the system on the weak side