Record-warm ocean heat is lingering in the Gulf and Caribbean, but it’s too soon to tell where the likely system could strike, experts say.

The Lone Star State is achingly close to exiting the peak window for the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, but we can't turn our backs on the tropics just yet. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is keeping tabs on the potential formation of a low pressure system in the Caribbean Sea that could have tropical implications for the Gulf of Mexico next week.

FOX 13 meteorologist Jim Weber is tracking the tropics.

While little activity is expected in the short term, gradual development of the system is possible as it moves slowly to the north or northwest, potentially into the southern Gulf

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