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Naples Daily News · 7h

Tropical Depression Two forms over Gulf, heavy rains may impact Florida

A weather system in the Gulf of America, Invest 91L, became a tropical depression July 19.

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Tropical Depression Two takes aim at the Gulf Coast, threatening heavy rain and flooding

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Tallahassee, Florida will see waves of rain as Gulf tropical depression forms

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Monday, July 20 update: Latest on the Tropical Depression from the National Hurricane Center

At 2 a.m. Monday, the National Hurricane Center issued an advisory stating that the tropical depression is in the Gulf of Mexico, 125 miles south of Panama City, Florida.

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System nearing Florida has 80% odds of tropical development, forecasters say

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Tropical Depression Forms In Gulf, Tropical Storm Watch Issued For Florida And Alabama Coasts

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Tropical Depression Two forms in the Gulf and is forecast to strengthen into Tropical Storm Bertha

The National Hurricane Center says the system continues to organize as rain bands develop and pressure slowly drops near its center.

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Tropical Storm Bertha likely to form in Gulf

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Tropical Depression Two likely to become a tropical storm by Monday

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Tropical Depression Two Brings Rain

Tropical Depression Two brings thunderstorms, high rainfall amounts, choppy seas, and risk of flash flooding. Once it moves west, heat is back in the picture.

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Tropical Cyclone Boosts Rain Chances

Tropical Depression Two is forecast to become Bertha on Monday as it moves slowly to the northwest. This system will bring elevated rain chances through the week to SGA.

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Tropical advisory, forecast track and spaghetti model plots | Tropical rain along the Gulf Coast

Tropical Storm Bertha is expected to form within 24 hours over the Gulf. Find the latest information from the National Hurricane Center.

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