National Hurricane Center Monitors Developing Storms in Atlantic

Potential cyclones could form as hurricane season enters peak period, forecasters urge preparedness.

Two disturbances in the Atlantic show potential for cyclone development in the coming days.
A low-pressure area in the Central Tropical Atlantic has a 20% chance of becoming a cyclone within a week.
Another disturbance southeast of Bermuda has a 10% chance of development, hindered by dry air and strong winds.
Meteorologists predict increased hurricane activity as September approaches, with warmer waters and favorable conditions.
Despite a recent lull, experts emphasize the need for vigilance and preparation for potential storms.