A tropical depression moving westward from the Caribbean is unloading heavy rain in part of Central America and southeastern Mexico.
Tropical showers and thunderstorms may cluster in the vicinity of Mexico's Gulf and Caribbean coast later next week with the area being watched for development.
Numerous rainfall records were shattered, with flooding being triggered in the process, as Andrea moved up the East Coast on Friday.
In the wake of Andrea, conditions have settled down in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. However, this area is favorable for tropical activity during June.
Tropical Storm Yagi (03W) will take aim at southern Japan by mid-week, bringing gusty winds and flooding rainfall to the region, including Osaka.
The weekend is shaping up to end on a soaking note across the central Gulf Coast with the arrival of a tropical disturbance.
As Andrea races northeastward, heavy rainfall capable of causing urban flooding and travel delays will keep soaking Atlantic Canada through tonight.
Tropical Rainstorm Andrea continues to move along the East Coast past New England.
Tropical Depression 2 is located at 18.9 N, -92.7 W with maximum sustained winds of 30 mph, gusting to 40 mph more >
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