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Potential Tropical Cyclone Five has formed in the northern Gulf, and a Tropical Storm Warning is now in effect from Port...
08/31/2026

Potential Tropical Cyclone Five has formed in the northern Gulf, and a Tropical Storm Warning is now in effect from Port Bolivar, Texas, to the Vermilion/Cameron Parish Line in Louisiana. The system has 35 mph winds and is moving west-northwest at 5 mph. It is forecast to become Tropical Storm Edouard tonight and reach the Upper Texas/Southwest Louisiana coast Tuesday. Rainfall of 3–6 inches, locally up to 9 inches, could cause flash flooding. Storm surge of 1–3 feet is possible. Tropical storm conditions are expected Tuesday. Winds forecasted to peak near 45 mph. Track in depth on your iPhone for free at www.hurrtracker.com

INVEST 97L UPDATE: Invest 97L continues to show signs of organization over the northern Gulf of Mexico. The National Hur...
08/31/2026

INVEST 97L UPDATE: Invest 97L continues to show signs of organization over the northern Gulf of Mexico. The National Hurricane Center says a short-lived tropical depression or tropical storm could form as the system moves slowly west-northwest toward the Upper Texas or southwestern Louisiana coast Tuesday or Tuesday night. Development chance is high at 70%. Regardless of development, locally heavy rainfall and possible flooding will be the primary concerns along portions of the Texas and Louisiana coasts. Residents should continue monitoring updates. Track with our free iPhone app at www.hurrtracker.com

Increasing development odds for 97L in the Gulf and Dolly's remnants.🟡 Invest 97L remains over the northern Gulf, where ...
08/30/2026

Increasing development odds for 97L in the Gulf and Dolly's remnants.

🟡 Invest 97L remains over the northern Gulf, where thunderstorms have become better organized. The NHC gives it a 30% chance of development (up from yesterday) t as it moves west to west-northwest toward the Louisiana and Upper Texas coast mid-week. Models generally favor a weak system, but heavy rain remains possible. Interests in the NW Gulf should monitor closely.

🟡 Dolly’s remnants are moving quickly west through the northeastern Caribbean. Redevelopment is unlikely short term, but the NHC now gives the system a 20% chance of development Models bring the disturbance toward Florida and possibly the Gulf, where conditions may become more favorable. Will need watch closely for possible re-development.

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🌀 **TROPICAL STORM DOLLY FORMS**Tropical Storm has officially formed in the eastern Atlantic, becoming the 4th named s...
08/27/2026

🌀 **TROPICAL STORM DOLLY FORMS**

Tropical Storm has officially formed in the eastern Atlantic, becoming the 4th named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season according to the NHC. Dolly is currently far from land and is expected to be short-lived, with unfavorable conditions (wind shear) likely causing the storm to weaken beginning Friday.

✅ **No immediate threat to land at this time.** However, the eastern Caribbean will need to monitor the progress of this system. It's too soon to determine if Dolly will pose any threat to the U.S. at this time. Any potential impacts would be 7-10 days away. The storm will have an unfavorable environment to pass through first before ever getting close to the U.S.

We’ll continue to track Dolly and post updates as needed. (Yes, Dolly was the next scheduled name on the storm list for 2026) RIP to the country music legend!

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🌀 **TROPICS UPDATE: DEVELOPMENT BECOMING MORE LIKELY**An area of low pressure about **500 miles southwest of the Cabo Ve...
08/10/2026

🌀 **TROPICS UPDATE: DEVELOPMENT BECOMING MORE LIKELY**

An area of low pressure about **500 miles southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands** is producing widespread showers and thunderstorms. Conditions are expected to become more favorable for development over the next couple of days, and a **tropical depression will likely form later this week** as the system moves west to west-northwest across the central tropical Atlantic.

🟡 **48-Hour Development Chance:** 30%
🔴 **7-Day Development Chance:** 70%

This system bears watching as it continues across the Atlantic. We’ll keep you updated on any changes. 🌀 Too soon to know if it will impact portions of the Caribbean. Next name is .

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As of the National Hurricane Center’s 2:00 PM EDT outlook on Sunday, August 9, the NHC is monitoring two areas in the tr...
08/09/2026

As of the National Hurricane Center’s 2:00 PM EDT outlook on Sunday, August 9, the NHC is monitoring two areas in the tropical Atlantic for possible development over the next 7 days.

🟡 Central Tropical Atlantic — 20% chance: A tropical wave several hundred miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands could gradually organize through the early to middle part of this week. Development chances are expected to decrease later in the week as the system approaches the Lesser Antilles and encounters less favorable upper-level winds.

🟠 Eastern Tropical Atlantic — 50% chance: This is currently the more significant area to watch. A new tropical wave is expected to emerge from the west coast of Africa early this week. Conditions should become favorable enough for gradual organization, and the NHC says a tropical depression could form during the latter half of this week as it moves west to west-northwest across the central Atlantic. 48-hour chance: near 0%.

The Atlantic is starting to become more active, but neither system is expected to develop immediately. The second wave coming off Africa has now reached a 50% medium chance of development, making it the system worth watching most closely over the coming week. It is still far too early to determine whether either disturbance will eventually threaten the Caribbean or United States.

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The NHC has marked the Atlantic with a 20% development chance. The wave will move off of Africa on Tuesday and will be w...
08/08/2026

The NHC has marked the Atlantic with a 20% development chance. The wave will move off of Africa on Tuesday and will be watched for development. If it gets named, the next name is . www.hurrtracker.com

Development in the eastern Atlantic is looking increasingly possible, with most forecast models now showing at least som...
08/07/2026

Development in the eastern Atlantic is looking increasingly possible, with most forecast models now showing at least some weak tropical development within the next 7 days. We expect the NHC may soon highlight this area with a low chance of formation.

At this time, any system that develops is expected to remain relatively weak, but conditions and model trends will continue to be monitored closely. No immediate threat to land.

Stay with Hurricane Tracker (Outlook Section) for the latest updates. 🌀
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Models showing some potential development over the coming week in the Eastern Atlantic. Nothing from NHC thus far. Chanc...
08/05/2026

Models showing some potential development over the coming week in the Eastern Atlantic. Nothing from NHC thus far. Chances are probably pretty low, given the hostile conditions, but we watch. www.hurrtracker.com

Tropical Storm has strengthened to maximum sustained winds of 60 mph while moving slowly north-northwestward near the ...
07/21/2026

Tropical Storm has strengthened to maximum sustained winds of 60 mph while moving slowly north-northwestward near the northern Gulf Coast. The storm is expected to turn westward and track near or along the coast through midweek, with little additional strengthening anticipated before persistent wind shear and land interaction cause gradual weakening. Tropical-storm-force winds, 2 to 4 inches of rain with isolated totals near 6 inches, localized flash flooding, dangerous surf and rip currents, and coastal flooding of up to 4 feet are possible from the Florida Panhandle through Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Tropical Storm Warnings remain in effect across much of this area, while residents farther west in Louisiana and along the upper Texas coast should continue monitoring Bertha’s progress. Track on your iPhone with our free app www.hurrtracker.com

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