Are we feeling potential Tropical Storm Alex's effects? See NWS radar showing effects over Florida
Potential Tropical Cyclone One has the potential to become Tropical Storm Alex but likely after it passes over Florida, following the National Weather Service's warnings issued this week.
Tropical Storm Alex would be the first named storm of the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season, and could bring torrential rain across South Florida. Some areas could see 8 to 12 inches of rain, with AccuWeather forecasters predicting up to 20 inches.
Heavy rainfall could trigger flash floods across the area.
The radar below shows the effects Potential Tropical Cyclone One is having on Florida. (Refresh the page for the latest radar loop)
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Jonathan Tully is a lead digital producer for USA TODAY Network-Florida/Georgia. Support local journalism by subscribing to a news organization near you.
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This article originally appeared on Naples Daily News: Florida radar shows rain chances for storm in Gulf
