There are 2 areas of interest in the tropics

ORLANDO, Fla. — Update:

There are two areas of interest in the tropics -- thousands of miles away from Central Florida.

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The closer of the two only has limited, slow development potential.

The farther shows slightly better development potential by the end of the week.

But after that, conditions may be unfavorable for this disturbance as well.

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So far, Channel 9′s meteorologists are just monitoring the tropical waves.

There are still 25 days until the statistical peak of hurricane season.

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Earlier story:

Tropics update The tropics are getting more active as we head deeper into hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

The tropics are getting more active as we head deeper into hurricane season.

Channel 9 meteorologist Brian Shields said there are two tropical waves in the eastern Atlantic that have a low chance of developing.

The first tropical wave is surrounded by dry air, which will limit its development.

Shields said a second wave, just coming off the coast of Africa, has a better chance to develop. But if it does, it is likely forecast to stay out to sea.

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“The tropics are getting more active, but there are currently no threats,” Shields said.

Hurricane season names These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Arlene These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Bret These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Cindy These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Don These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Emily These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Franklin These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Gert These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Harold These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Idalia These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Jose These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Katia These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Lee These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Margot These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Nigel These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Ophelia These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Philippe These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Rina These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Sean These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Tammy These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Vince These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

Whitney These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

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