Tropical Depression likely to form in the Gulf this week but storm's exact future remains uncertain

Tropical Depression likely to form in the Gulf this week but storm's exact future remains uncertain

A tropical depression is likely to form in the southern Gulf this week amid the quietest start to an Atlantic hurricane season since 1966, the start of the satellite era, with no hurricanes having formed this year. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has designated a brewing tropical disturbance as Invest 92L, and is giving the system high odds of becoming at least a tropical depression over the next two days. From there, how strong this storm becomes and exactly where it tracks still remains uncertain.