Tracking only one disturbance in the Atlantic

We are only monitoring one disturbance in the Atlantic at this time. A tropical wave will emerge off the coast of Africa over the weekend and have a 30% chance of development by the middle to end of next week near the Cabo Verde Islands.

It’s still too early in the forecast process to speculate where it would track from there.

The next name on our 2025 storm naming list is Gabrielle.

We are now less than two weeks from the official peak of hurricane season (September 10th). Despite the lull in recent activity, its important to not let your guard down as about 74% of the season’s activity statistically lies ahead.

Fernand strengthens; tracking continues on Invest 99L

We are currently monitoring one named storm and one disturbance in the Atlantic.

Tropical Storm Fernand has strengthened a small amount today. It is currently passing well east of Bermuda and should become slightly stronger within the next day or so.

Regardless, this storm will stay out to sea and will likely become a post-tropical system by the middle of this week.

Meanwhile, the odds of development for Invest 99L have dropped once again (now at 30%).

99L will be entering an unfavorable environment for development in the central Caribbean by the middle of this week.

If it becomes a tropical storm, Gabrielle would be the next name used from our Atlantic storm naming list.