Four Potential Tropical Storms Forming This Week: Maps, Paths and Warnings
Summary
Forecasters are watching four areas in the Atlantic and Pacific where tropical storms might form this week. One system near Hawaii has the highest chance to develop into a storm, while others in the Atlantic are less likely or expected to move away from land.Key Facts
- The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is tracking two possible storms in the Atlantic and two in the Pacific.
- The Pacific has more activity this year, with seven named storms already forming, including a major hurricane.
- El Niño, a weather pattern, is causing fewer storms in the Atlantic but more in the Pacific.
- One Atlantic system near Bermuda has only a 10% chance to develop and will move away from the U.S.
- Another Atlantic system southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands has a 70% chance to form in the next week and is moving toward the Antilles.
- The disturbance near Hawaii in the Central Pacific has the highest chance of becoming a tropical storm.
- No watches or warnings have been issued yet for any of these systems.
- The next Atlantic storm, if formed, would be named Cristobal.
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