ORLANDO, Fla. — Channel 9 meteorologists are continuing to monitor several tropical waves in the Atlantic.
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Update:
Nothing is well organized now, but 30% low in Atlantic (Invest 99) shows signs of developing in a few days moving away.
Chief meteorologist Tom Terry said the low in the Gulf (Invest 90) isn’t well organized but continues to add moisture into the Gulf along a weak front.
Elsewhere, the wave NE of the Caribbean may approach the Bahamas early next week.
Original story:
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring five disturbances that are slowly moving through the Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico.
None of the areas have a high chance of development due to dry air in the mix.
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The dry and stable air remains dominant as we approach the peak of hurricane season on Sept. 10.
Thankfully none of the tropical disturbances are currently threatening Florida.
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Despite the five low-pressure areas, data shows this is the quietest stretch to start September in about 60 years.
Channel 9 will continue to monitor the tropics and provide updates on Eyewitness News.
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