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NHC Tracks One Atlantic System as Development Odds Ease

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Source: Orlando Sentinel
NHC Tracks One Atlantic System as Development Odds Ease
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The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a single Atlantic system, Invest 96L, located southwest of the Cape Verde Islands, with a 60% chance to develop into a tropical depression or storm over the next 2–7 days as it moves westward, but conditions are expected to become less favorable by this weekend, reducing development chances. A second potential system near Bermuda has moved into waters not conducive to development with 0% chances. The 2026 season has been slow with three named storms (Arthur, Bertha, Cristobal); Dolly is next. NOAA’s updated forecast now calls for 7–13 named storms, 2–6 hurricanes, and possibly no major hurricanes, reflecting a below-average season with peak activity mid-August to mid-October.

Topics:nation#atlantic#hurricane#invest-96l#nhc#tropical-forecast#weather
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  1. Hurricane center still tracking 1 Atlantic system, but drops development chances  Orlando Sentinel
  2. Hurricane forecasters closely watch system that could turn dangerous  USA Today
  3. Invest 96-L likely to become tropical depression in Atlantic, NHC says  WESH
  4. Tropical Storm Dolly expected to develop and become the next named storm in the Atlantic  WCAX
  5. As Invest 95L dissipates, NHC forecasters watch Atlantic disturbance with chances to develop  NOLA.com

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