National Hurricane Center Monitors Three Developing Systems in the Atlantic

Forecasters predict potential tropical depressions as the Atlantic hurricane season intensifies.

A low-pressure system near Texas and Louisiana could cause flash flooding despite low chances of cyclone formation.
Two tropical waves in the Atlantic have varying chances of development, with one near the Lesser Antilles showing higher potential.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration forecasts up to 24 named storms this season, with up to 13 becoming hurricanes.
September is historically the peak month for hurricane activity in the Atlantic, driven by warm ocean temperatures.
Residents in coastal regions are advised to stay informed and prepared as conditions can change rapidly.