Hurricane Center Still Tracking 1 Atlantic System, but Drops Development Chances
The National Hurricane Center says 96L has a 70% chance of formation as 95L’s odds fall to 20% in the Atlantic.
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Tampa Bay Times
Hurricane center still tracking 1 Atlantic system, but drops development chances
“Environmental conditions are forecast to become less favorable by this weekend, potentially ending its chances for development,” forecasters said.
Orlando Sentinel
Odds climb for 1 of 2 Atlantic systems to develop, hurricane center says
The National Hurricane Center on Tuesday increased the odds one system in the Atlantic could become the next tropical depression or storm, while dropping chances on a second Atlantic system it had been tracking.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring a low-pressure area in the Atlantic Ocean, associated with a tropical wave, which has the potential to develop into a tropical depression in the coming days. The system, identified as Eastern Tropical Atlantic (AL96), is located several hundred miles southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands and is moving west or west-northwest across the eastern and central tropical Atlantic.
Tropical activity begins to gain ground in the Atlantic, with two areas of low pressure under surveillance due to their development potential. One is located in the central subtropical Atlantic, while the other advances from the eastern tropical Atlantic and has a higher probability of becoming a tropical depression. So far, none of these systems pose a threat to South Florida. The AL95 system is located several hundred miles east-northeast of B…
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