SUMMARY: Meteorologist Chris Ramirez reports the latest tropical update, noting that the Gulf of Mexico is being monitored for potential heavy rain this weekend. A disturbance in the Bay of Campeche has a 70% chance of developing within the next week. Currently disorganized, weather models suggest it may move into the southern Gulf, affecting Southeast Texas by Wednesday and Thursday. With a cold front retreating north, tropical moisture will likely bring rain back to coastal areas. As the peak of hurricane season continues, residents should stay alert for updates and potential impacts. The next named storm will be Francine.

Regardless of if it develops, the system should bring areawide rain to Southeast Texas.

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SUMMARY: A woman and a child are recovering in the hospital after a shooting in Houston. Police responded to a family disturbance call at an apartment complex early this morning, where they found the woman critically injured with multiple gunshot wounds. A 4-year-old child was also possibly injured by shrapnel. Houston police emphasize the importance of seeking help in domestic violence situations, offering resources through their victim services division for both women and men. A suspect is in custody, but authorities have not confirmed if he is the shooter. Investigations are ongoing.

An investigation is underway at an apartment complex in southwest Houston after a woman was shot multiple times and a child was injured in what police are calling a domestic dispute.

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SUMMARY: Good morning, I’m meteorologist Cheetah Craft with your Tropics update. In the Atlantic, we’re monitoring a tropical wave in the central Atlantic with a 30% chance of development and another wave in the Bay of Campeche with a 60% chance over the next week. This wave will remain in the southern Gulf for 24-48 hours. A stalled cold front will allow for potential tropical development along the Texas coastline midweek, increasing rain chances. The peak of hurricane season is approaching, and we urge everyone to stay vigilant for updates as we closely monitor these systems.

There are multiple spots in the tropics we’re watching, but one in particular has our attention.

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