TROPICAL STORM KARL

For the first time in weeks, the tropics are settling down.

Intense rainfall and flooding are expected where it comes ashore.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Tropical Storm Karl is moving slowly in the Bay of Campeche. The storm is moving southeast at 6 mph. Channel 9 meteorologist Kassandra Crimi said the storm will send heavy rain to parts of Mexico over the next two days as it moves inland and dissipates. Crimi said there’s a batch of disorganized showers and storms off the coast of Africa that we’ll be keeping our eye on. Fifty miles inland, and nearly a week after Hurricane Ian made landfall on the Gulf Coast of Florida, the record-breaking floodwaters in the area are receding to reveal the full effects of the storm.

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Tropical Storm Karl is moving slowly toward Mexico’s southern Gulf coast, with landfall expected late Friday or early Saturday

ORLANDO, Fla. — Tropical Storm Karl is continuing to move south toward Mexico. Channel 9 meteorologist Rusty McCranie said heavy rains and flash flooding with mudslides are expected as Karl’s slow movement will bring significant rain to parts of Mexico. Read: Social Security boost: Benefits increasing by 8.7%11am Thursday Karl update: Tropical Storm Karl continues to slowly move south towards Mexico. Heavy rains and flash flooding with mudslide are expected as Karl's slow movement will bring significant rain to parts of Mexico. It's still very common in mid-October for tropical waves in the eastern Atlantic to at least have a low chance of development.

Tropical Storm Karl’s forward movement has stalled off Mexico’s southern Gulf coast, though forecasters say the halt should be brief and expect it to begin moving southward toward land early Thursday

Karl is the 11th named storm of the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season.

Tropical Storm Karl is forecast to make landfall in Mexico this weekend. Channel 9 meteorologist Rusty McCranie said the storm is forecast to push south over the next couple of days. He said Karl could bring up to 12 inches of rain to Veracruz, where flash flooding with mudslides is possible. Read: Biketoberfest to rev up this week despite damage to many Daytona Beach hotels11am Wednesday Karl update: Karl continues to slowly meander in the SW Gulf. It is forecast to be pushed south over the next couple of days and head into Mexico by this weekend.

Tropical Storm Karl has grown a little stronger off Mexico’s southern Gulf coast and it’s expected to approach land by the weekend without gaining  hurricane strength

Tropical Storm Karl has formed off Mexico’s southern Gulf coast and is forecast to meander in the Gulf for a few days without reaching hurricane strength

A disturbance over southeastern Mexico is producing a large area of showers and thunderstorms over the Bay of Campeche and Yucatan peninsula.