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Invest 96L Likely to Form, but Will It Survive Into Next Week?
Forecasters say 96L has a 70% chance of development in 48 hours, while 95L is expected to weaken and lose organization.
- On Wednesday, the National Hurricane Center continued tracking two tropical disturbances in the Atlantic, designated Invest 95L and Invest 96L, with 96L showing the highest potential for development this week.
- Forecasters use the term 'invest' for areas of low pressure monitored for potential development into tropical depressions or storms; these systems typically appear as clusters of showers and thunderstorms rather than organized cyclones.
- Located northeast of Bermuda, 95L is moving north-northeastward and remains disorganized; hostile environmental conditions are expected to end its development chances by Wednesday.
- Meanwhile, 96L—centered south-southeast of the Cabo Verde Islands—remains the primary focus for development, with AccuWeather Lead Hurricane Expert Alex DaSilva noting the tropical wave coming off Africa as "very impressive."
- As the Atlantic hurricane season approaches its mid-September peak between mid-August and mid-October, forecasters emphasize that 96L's future remains uncertain, with models varying on whether it survives wind shear.
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Tropical Wave 96L Weakens in Forecasts as Hurricane Development Chances Decline Across Atlantic
A strong tropical wave moving westward across the eastern Atlantic has shown little change in organization, while several major forecast models have significantly reduced their ... The post Tropical Wave 96L Weakens in Forecasts as Hurricane Development Chances Decline Across Atlantic first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Invest 96L likely to form, but will it survive into next week?
The first Cabo-Verde-style storm is taking shape over the eastern Atlantic – a strong disturbance designated Invest 96L by the National Hurricane Center – and could become the Atlantic’s next named storm in the days ahead.
·Miami, United States
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National Hurricane Center monitoring 2 areas for development in the Atlantic
·Washington, United States
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right1Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution67% Center
Bias Distribution
- 67% of the sources are Center
67% Center
L 25%
C 67%
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