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An area low pressure west of the Cabo Verde Islands is the first outlined area for possible tropical development in the 2024 hurricane season

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The National Hurricane Center is watching Invest 90L, located over the eastern subtropical Atlantic. The system has a low chance of development.

As the 2023 hurricane season winds down, chances for something to form in the Atlantic basin is growing slimmer.

With just days to go before the official close of hurricane season, a non-tropical system located southeast of Bermuda has the potential to become a subtropical or tropical storm later this week or weekend, forecasters said. The area of low pressure is forecast to develop along a front in the central Atlantic as soon as Wednesday, then travel southeast where it would encounter warmer water, ...

Tropical development is seen before the end of hurricane season. Read more here. Weather experts said that a system could form before hurricane season comes to an end.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking a system in the Atlantic that could strengthen into a subtropical or tropical storm.

The 2023 Atlantic hurricane season runs through Nov. 30, and AccuWeather meteorologists say there is a chance for a storm to form in the central part of the basin prior to the season's official end. Regardless, the season will close out with a higher number of named storms compared to the historical average. The zone where tropical development is most likely through the weekend is well to the southwest of the Azores in the open Atlantic Ocean. "An area of low pressure is expected to de...

A late-season system in the Atlantic has a 50 percent chance of development, according to the National Hurricane Center.

It's likely the hurricane season is over.