NHC Monitoring Multiple Atlantic Tropical Disturbances
NHC Monitoring Multiple Atlantic Tropical Disturbances
NHC Monitoring Multiple Atlantic Tropical Disturbances
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The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is closely monitoring several tropical disturbances in the Atlantic as the peak of hurricane season approaches. A primary focus is on a tropical wave in the central Atlantic with a 40% chance of developing into a tropical depression by early next week as it moves westward toward the Caribbean. Another system southeast of Bermuda has a much lower chance (10%) of development due to unfavorable conditions like dry air and strong upper-level winds. Despite a recent lull, forecasters warn that tropical activity is expected to increase significantly as Saharan dust dissipates. NOAA's updated forecast predicts 17-24 named storms this season, with 8-13 becoming hurricanes. Residents are advised to stay vigilant as conditions can change rapidly.

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Two tropical waves are developing in the Atlantic
Hurricane center ups odds for Caribbean-bound system to develop
National Hurricane Center tracking tropical disturbance with 40% chance for development
NHC monitoring 2 areas in Atlantic for possible development
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Two tropical waves are developing in the Atlantic
Hurricane center ups odds for Caribbean-bound system to develop
National Hurricane Center tracking tropical disturbance with 40% chance for development
NHC monitoring 2 areas in Atlantic for possible development
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