Potential Tropical Storm Debby Forms in Atlantic

System near the Caribbean shows increasing chances of development, posing potential threats to the southeastern U.S. and Gulf Coast.

The National Hurricane Center reports a 60% chance of the system becoming a tropical storm within seven days.
Weather models are divided on the storm's path, with possible tracks ranging from the southeast U.S. coast to the Gulf of Mexico.
The system is currently disorganized but expected to encounter more favorable conditions for development by the weekend.
Residents in the Greater Antilles, Bahamas, and southeastern U.S. are advised to monitor updates.
Record-warm Atlantic waters and a burgeoning La Niña pattern may contribute to an active hurricane season.