Tropics Slightly Active in Pacific and Atlantic Basins

On Friday, the National Hurricane Center identified two areas for potential development in the next seven days, one in the Atlantic while the other is in the Pacific. However, both systems will have narrow windows to develop into an organized system.In the Atlantic, we are watching a tropical wave over the Central Atlantic as it moves to the west. In the next couple of days, there is a marginal window for the system to gradually develop, but by next week atmospheric conditions become quite hostile which is not great news for tropical development.

In the Pacific, we are looking at the same set up for the most part. There is a wave between Mexico and Hawaii that has a small chance of development. By next week, conditions will become too hostile for development. This will also be a short live feature if it survives this long. We will keep a close eye on this system to see if there is any potential tropical development heading to Hawaii. Closer to home, we will be keeping a close eye to a stalled boundary along the Southeast coast. It may behave similar to this week's Invest 93-L and a low tries to develop along the edge of a building high pressure ridge! For now, more heavy rain could be coming back to parts of the Southeast next week.