The peak of Hurricane Season is less than 2 weeks away and the Atlantic is certainly showing up for it.
However, let's take a moment to chat about each of them: The westernmost wave, which is the closest to us has not increased from 0/20 since it began being monitored. It's about to encounter some dry air, as it moves into an area known as a biased "false alarm zone" in the GFS model, then interact with land . What's left of it will make it into the Bay of Campeche, and the last 6-7 model runs have *consistently* kept it there. Well south of us, into Mexico.
Also, more than likely not a concern for us but something to monitor for development over the next week, especially with a Holiday weekend on the horizon. Lastly, a new wave is forecast to emerge off the coast of Africa by Monday. Obviously way out there and wouldn't even come into the picture for weeks . Certainly, it's a reminder that things can change quickly, though so stay weather aware and ready.
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