After the highly sheared Tropical Storm Arthur briefly formed near the Texas coast, there's nothing else Tropical in the Atlantic on the horizon for the next 2 weeks at least. Typically July isn't too active, but occasionally something can form, so we'll still watch.
Arthur's main impact was extreme amounts of rainfall in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, and a few other places. Near and inland along the Mississippi Gulf coast in particular, the rainfall amounts were something not seen in many many years in that area, causing all sorts of freshwater flooding.
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Quiet end of June After Arthur and it's Rain
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