Named Storm Olga has formed in the western Gulf of Mexico.
This storm is moving northeast toward the northern Gulf Coast and will be causing issues from southeastern Texas to the Florida Panhandle and inland a few hundred miles. Persons along the track of this depression can expect heavy rain at times, gusty winds, severe thunderstorms, possible tornadoes, high coastal surf conditions, rip currents and beach erosion. We are including the NWS interactive link below for persons to monitor stormy conditions caused by this system.
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Tropical Storm Research Center, Gulf Shores, Alabama
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