National Hurricane Center Monitoring Two Possible Tropical Storms

According to Dr. Rob Carver at the Weather Underground, the National Hurricane Center is currently watching two different areas for tropical storm activity.  Invest 95L is about 125 miles west-southwest of the mouth of the Mississippi and it doesn't have much thunderstorm activity associated with it.  The NHC give it only a 10 percent chance of becoming a tropical cyclone before landfall.  On the other hand, Invest 96L has a 30 percent chance of developing into a tropical storm in the western Caribbean sea.  "Computer models have 96L going through the Yucatan Channel then turning left and making landfall somewhere near the Rio Grande," says Carver.