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The WRAL Severe Weather team is tracking the tropics daily throughout hurricane season with the latest on storm tracks, expected impacts and safety at the coast.
Good evening. I'm meteorologist Cat Campbell in the WRL severe weather here with your tropical update for your Monday night. Not too much to see out there. But there is something more than what we had last week. We had that nice lull and tropical activity after beta. What you see here in orange, that circle. That's the area that we need to watch. There's really not much to see on satellite yet, but at the end of the week and into the weekend, we could see an area of low pressure develop in this region. And the National Hurricane Center is giving it a 50% chance of developing into a tropical depression by the end of the week and into the weekend. If this system were to get a name, its name would be gamma. But given that there's really nothing to see on satellite yet, it's tough to say this far out whether or not it develop develops and exactly where it could be headed. But the Gulf of Mexico will need to keep an eye on. This system will have an update for you again tomorrow on this system and the latest on its chances of developing
8 NC counties are under alert, including Chatham County.
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