After Milton and Helene swept through and destroyed the southern US, Florida is possibly in the frame for a second storms. A developing weather system in the Atlantic is being monitored by the National Hurricane Center ( NHC). While the 2024 hurricane season is still continuing, there are now no effective named storms. The second possible surprise, likely to be named Nadine, has yet to type but is being monitored carefully. The NHC has located a region of disturbed weather that is located a few hundred miles west of the Cabo Verde Islands and has a 50 % chance of developing into a tropical depression in the coming week.
The prospective storm could make its way to south Florida after passing through Puerto Rico, but meteorologists have not yet made an official forecast. As of Monday night, the NHC reported that the program consists of a “well-defined area of low force” producing “disorganised rain and storms”.
” This system is currently embedded in a dry environment, and growth is unlikely over the next couple of days”, the NHC said. Nevertheless, it is anticipated to move westward and head for warmer waters, creating better weather for wind growth later in the week.
Although there are no immediate tropical risks, climate models suggest” a lot of exotic waves and water festering for the next few weeks,” according to WFLA-TV chief scientist Jeff Berardelli.
Moreover, AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring a reef in the Eastern Caribbean that may turn into a stronger surprise by week’s end. A reef is a huge system of rotating sea currents that concentrates dampness and energy in the environment to affect local weather patterns. While” the models are tepid on development,” according to Jeff Berardelli, warm ocean temperatures that are associated with this reef may lead to a faster onset of tropical storms.
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