Forecasters say a tropical depression over Belize could bring up to five inches of rain to parts of Central America and southern Mexico.
Tropical depression two formed Monday off the coast of Belize and was moving west over parts of that country and northern Guatemala today. Currently, it has sustained winds of 30 mph and is headed west-northwest at 8 mph.
The depression could move back over the Bay of Campeche and strengthen some, but it's not likely to reach tropical storm strength, according to forecasters. The system should move back on land in southern Mexico bringing rain and winds around 30-35 mph.
If the system's winds should reach 39 mph, it would become Tropical Storm Barry.