MIAMI (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Bonnie could come back to life over the Gulf of Mexico after it weakened on its trek across south Florida on Friday and was downgraded to a tropical depression.
The weather system was heading out over the energy-rich Gulf on Friday evening, where it still threatened the U.S. oil patch.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center reclassified the short-lived tropical cyclone after its top sustained winds decreased to near 35 miles per hour, and some U.S. forecasters said high wind shear could cause it to dissipate over the next day.
