As the Atlantic hurricane season begins, forecasters are warning of a potential tropical cyclone that could impact Florida in the coming days. The Global Forecast System (GFS), a primary weather model operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), has indicated that a storm may develop and hit southern Florida on or around June 5. This storm could bring heavy rains and dangerous winds, affecting millions. AccuWeather meteorologists are observing early signs of a tropical low-pressure area forming in the central Gulf of America, which could lead to significant rainfall and localized flooding. While predictions suggest a below-average hurricane season with fewer named storms, experts emphasize the importance of preparedness, as it only takes one storm to cause major damage. Residents in high-risk areas are urged to stock up on emergency supplies ahead of time to avoid long lines during emergencies. The 2025 hurricane season resulted in significant fatalities and damages, highlighting the ongoing threat even in a potentially quieter season.