Eye on the Tropics: Disturbance has less chance for development

Update:

ORLANDO, Fla. — Low-pressure area, i.e. the disturbance in the tropical Atlantic approaching the Caribbean from the east, is now iffy in terms of its chance of development, at 40%.

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Still, there’s a chance this could become a tropical depression this week as it moves into the Caribbean.

Now that it’s back down to tropical-storm status, Don will continue weakening over the next 48 hours after moving over cooler waters and may dissipate within 48 hours.

Afternoon forecast: Sunday, July 23 (WFTV)

Don was a short-lived hurricane.

It has weakened to tropical storm strength and will continue to deteriorate over the next 48 hours.

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We continue to monitor a tropical wave (Invest 95-L) which is approximately 1,000 miles east of the Windward Islands.

Currently, there is limited thunderstorm activity associated with this low, and it has only a marginal chance of developing further.

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Strong upper-level winds will limit its strengthening potential, but it could still become a tropical depression early this week.

Eye on the Tropics morning update Don has weakened back down to tropical storm strength and will continue to deteriorate over the next 48 hours. We continue to monitor a tropical wave (Invest 95-L) which is approximate 1,000 mile east of the Windward Islands. (WFTV/WFTV)

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