Forecasters watching 2 areas in the Atlantic for possible development, NHC says
The final week of August begins with two areas in the Atlantic that each have the potential for development over the next several days.
The final week of August begins with two areas in the Atlantic that each have the potential for development over the next several days.
Forecasters continue to watch two tropical waves as they meander in the open waters of the Eastern Atlantic on Friday.
The National Hurricane Center in Miami continues to monitor the tropical Atlantic as two distinct areas are being watched for possible development.
The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor an area of low pressure heading into the central tropical Atlantic.
The calendar and the pattern both support tropical development this time of year, but for South Florida, the immediate concern remains very low
If it becomes a tropical storm, it will get the name Bertha.
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The first tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season formed Wednesday near the Gulf Coast.