A dormant August stretch of storm activity in the tropics concluded on Sunday afternoon when the National Hurricane Center began monitoring two disturbances off the west coast of Africa. After a week and a half of quietude over the Atlantic Ocean, the 8 p.m. update described one system in the east-central Atlantic and another in the eastern area of the body of water. Both systems initially have been given a 20% chance of development over the next week. Of the more centrally located area of interest, the National Hurricane Center wrote: An “area of low pressure could develop by the middle to latter portion of this week over the east-central tropical Atlantic several hundred miles southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands.
Two Disturbances Emerge Off Africa, Ending Quiet Period Over Atlantic Ocean
Steve Svekis, Shira Moolten, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Sun, 08/13/2023 - 6:14pm
Topics: august emily the national hurricane center the nhc national oceanic atmospheric administration national hurricane center africa atlantic cabo verde islands el niño disturbances emerge quiet area week system chance eastern slow sea slowly named moves east-central update storm west coast pressure tropical surface west-northwestward effects temperatures hurricanes
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