COOPER: Just to make 2020 even more interesting, two tropical systems - two are headed for the United States. The Gulf Coast is on alert. Both storms could impact the area, from Florida and Texas, this weekend, or early next week, and possibly at the same time. The first tropical - the first system to watch is Tropical Storm Laura, currently east of Antigua. There's also a state of emergency for the Florida Keys. Mandatory evacuations are in effect for anyone living on a boat, RV, mobile home or camper. The second threat is Tropical Depression 14 off the coast of Cozumel, Mexico, and heading northwest, eventually into the Gulf of Mexico. That system is expected to become Tropical Storm Marco in the next 24 hours. Forecasters predict both storms will intensify to Category 1 hurricanes as they move through the Gulf. Forecasters say if that happens, it would be a first. There have never been two hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico at the same time, and it's been 60 years since two tropical storms have been a double threat in the Gulf. Stay with CNN for the latest developments on both storms. And be sure to join me Sunday night for a special edition of 360, as we preview the Republican National Convention, from 8:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Eastern, on Sunday night. And CNN's coverage of the Convention kicks off Monday night, 7:00 P.M. Eastern. News continues. Let's hand it over to Don Lemon for "CNN TONIGHT." Have a great weekend.
Two Tropical Storms Or Hurricanes Could Hit U.S. Gulf Coast Around Same Time In Coming Days.