The National Hurricane Center is tracking multiple disturbances in the Atlantic basin with varying potential for development.
Remnants of Gordon: The remnants of Hurricane Gordon are located far southwest of the Azores and are not expected to redevelop due to unfavorable conditions. Formation chances remain low.
Central Subtropical Atlantic (AL96): Another area of low-pressure northeast of the Leeward Islands is showing some disorganized activity but is also unlikely to develop significantly in the near future.
Northwestern Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico: A broad low-pressure system is expected to form early next week over the northwestern Caribbean Sea and Central America. This system has a moderate chance of developing into a tropical depression as it moves north or northwest across the Gulf of Mexico. Heavy rain is anticipated over parts of Central America regardless of development.
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Eastern and Central Tropical Atlantic: A tropical wave is forecast to move westward from the coast of Africa this weekend or early next week. It has a low chance of developing as it travels west-northwestward across the Atlantic.
The National Hurricane Center will continue to monitor these systems and provide updates as needed. Stay informed and prepared during hurricane season.
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