The formation of a tropical storm "caused by a domestic brewery" seems more likely as a growing mass of heavy showers and gusty storms over the northern Gulf of Mexico is expected to freeze as the week progresses.
Meteorologists often refer to tropical storms as non-tropical storms from the Americas, which then develop just off the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic.
"AccuWeather's meteorologists believe that this system is likely to become a tropical depression and could become tropical storm Barry later this week," said Dan Kottlowski, AccuWeather expert.
AccuWeather forecasters predict that there is a 80% chance that the system will become a named tropical system in the next five days.
"The exact trajectory and strength of the feature are uncertain until it moves on the northern Gulf of Mexico and becomes better organized in the middle of this week," Kottlowski said.
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A vehicle travels through the Mississippi floodwaters in downtown Alton, Il. Monday, May 6, 2019. The Mississippi floods have resulted in the closure of downtown streets, the forced closure of Argosy casino and the flooding of the basements of several businesses. The Mississippi River is expected to reach a peak 34.8 feet later Monday, nearly 14 feet above the flood level. The line painted red under the American flag on the grain elevators indicates the height of floodwater in 1993. (David Carson / St. Louis after shipment via AP)
Flooding Mississippi water covers roads and surrounds homes on Saturday, May 4, 2019 in Foley, Missouri. The St. Louis National Weather Service has announced that a rain in the coming days will determine whether Mississippi levels will rise more than expected. A flood warning continues in areas on both sides of the river, from Minnesota to Louisiana, where the river flows into the Gulf of Mexico (Colter Peterson / St. Louis Post-Dispatch via AP) .
A runner makes his way along South Grandview Ave. during a snowfall on Saturday, April 27, 2019 in Dubuque, Iowa. (Dave Kettering / Telegraph Herald via AP)
John Love of Pacific Junction, Iowa, stands in floodwaters to clean up the golf courses located in a flooded shed on Thursday, April 18, 2019. The mandatory evacuation of the city at the time of the day is due to the Missouri flood was lifted. On Thursday, residents and homeowners were allowed to return to their property to determine the viability of their premises. (AP Photo / Nati Harnik)
Marissa Whitman, 20, wades in about 3 feet of floodwater from the Mississippi River, while she was guiding a boat carrying her boyfriend Brendan Cameron and her mother, Tory Cameron, to their home along with Pet Street, Sunday, May 5, 2019, in the east. Foley, Mo. "I just need to see if the water has gotten inside," Tory said. The family had to evacuate on Saturday when the water rose suddenly. (Laurie Skrivan / St. Louis Post-Dispatch via AP)
A van stands in floodwater while corn stalks cover its roof after the Pacific Junction flood, in Iowa, on Thursday, April 18, 2019. The mandatory evacuation of the city during the Missouri River flood was lifted on Thursday and residents and owners returned to their property to determine the viability of their premises. (AP Photo / Nati Harnik)
Flood waters surround a house on Wednesday, May 29, 2019 in Ottumwa, Iowa, as the rising waters of the Des Moines River forced residents to leave their homes along the riverbank. (Matt Milner / The Ottumwa Courier via AP)
Residents load sandbags on a truck Wednesday, May 29, 2019 in Ottumwa, Iowa, while the waters of the Des Moines River forced residents to leave their homes along the river. (Matt Milner / The Ottumwa Courier via AP)
On this photo from Tuesday, May 22, 2019, a late spring snowstorm hit Red Cliff, Colorado. Unusual cold has touched other parts of the West, including California, affected by late storms. A storm dumped heavy, wet snow in Colorado and Wyoming, canceling flights and breaking newly greenened tree branches. (Chris Dillmann / Vail Daily via AP)
Dianne Stuhr, a resident of Frisco, is walking with her dogs, Winston and Patty, on Tuesday, May 21, 2019, along Tenmile Creek in Frisco, Colorado, at the nearby Breckenridge Ski Resort. (Hugh Carey / Summit Daily News via AP)
This image of a Caltrans traffic camera shows a moving movement along the new interstate snow of 80 Thursday, May 16, 2019, at Donner Summit, California. The slopes of the Sierra Nevada sported fresh powder on Thursday as a spring storm with a power similar to that of winter. has crossed California, adding to the snow and rain accumulations already well above normal. (Caltrans via AP)
In this photo of May 10, 2019, the floodwaters of Missouri flow into a dike north of Hamburg, Iowa. Communities that have been flooded when dikes have failed along the Missouri River in early spring will likely be exposed to floodwater for months. More than 40 dikes were damaged, but only a handful of construction contracts to repair them were issued. (AP Photo / Nati Harnik)
Repair and cleaning work begins in a neighborhood damaged by a tornado storm system that has crossed the region, destroying homes and cutting off access to public services, on Wednesday, May 29, 2019 in Dayton, Ontario. # 39; Ohio. Tens of thousands of Ohio residents were still without electricity or water on Wednesday as a result of heavy tornadoes that spread to the Midwest. (AP Photo / John Minchillo)
Repair and cleaning work begins in a neighborhood damaged by a tornado storm system that has crossed the region, destroying homes and cutting off access to public services, on Wednesday, May 29, 2019 in Dayton, Ontario. # 39; Ohio. Tens of thousands of Ohio residents were still without electricity or water on Wednesday as a result of heavy tornadoes that spread to the Midwest. (AP Photo / John Minchillo)
People have been watching Liberty Memorial from a violent storm that caused several tornadoes to fall earlier in the approach to downtown Kansas City on Tuesday, May 28, 2019. (AP Photo / Charlie Riedel)
On this aerial image, damaged house debris covers the Fairground Road properties after a tornado storm system passed through the area the previous night on Tuesday, May 28, 2019, in Celina, Ohio. . A fast line of apparent tornadoes crossed Indiana and Ohio in the night, so tight against each other that we crossed the path traced by another. According to the National Weather Service, at least half a dozen communities in eastern Indiana in central Ohio have suffered damage. (AP Photo / John Minchillo)
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One expects a slow drift from this time zone disturbed to the west for most of this week. However, how far from the coast is the center will probably determine the strength of the feature.
A center that forms close to the coast may not become very strong because of the friction effects of the earth.
A center more than 100 miles offshore could be strengthened rapidly in a low wind shear environment with water temperatures reaching 90 ° C in the 1980s.
"Our biggest concern is the torrential rains that would cause major flooding," Kottlowski said.
Given the temperate and temperate nature of the storm to the west, it is likely that a 2- to 8-inch rainfall will occur from Florida to the upper Texas coast.
However, near the north of where the center of the storm hits the ground and just north, rainfall will likely increase at an exponential rate.
"Parts of southern Louisiana could get 1 to 2 feet of rain from the weekend to the weekend," Kottlowski said.
Similar precipitation may also affect southeastern Texas, but only if the storm moved onshore along the west coast of the Gulf.
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