US EditionNational Hurricane Center Watching Two Areas of Interest, Including One over Florida
The tropical wave has a 20% chance of developing into the next named storm 'Jerry' within seven days, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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National Hurricane Center: New zone for potential tropical development may form near Florida
The National Hurricane Center is now tracking a new zone for potential tropical development that may form near the Northwestern Bahamas and Southern Florida by Saturday. Forecasters are also continuing to follow Hurricane Imelda as it now barely hangs onto hurricane strength and continues to move away from Bermuda.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported on Wednesday a disturbance in the Atlantic Ocean with a 20% chance of becoming a cyclone within the next seven days. According to the advisory, this tropical wave is expected to move off the coast of Africa over the course of the next day or two. It is then forecast to interact with another disturbance located in the eastern tropical Atlantic, which could favor the slow development of the combined sys…
New area to watch for tropical development highlighted in Atlantic, but prospects uncertain
The National Hurricane Center has highlighted a region stretching from the Caribbean islands eastward into the open Atlantic for the possibility of tropical cyclone development over the next week. However, forecasters caution that there are conflicting signals on whether a disturbance in the area will ever become organized.The energy that is expected to make up the tropical wave is forecast to leave the coast of Africa by Friday before traversin…
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