00:00The Atlantic hurricane season is showing signs of possible tropical development, with two areas under observation.
00:07AccuWeather meteorologists are tracking one disturbance southeast of Bermuda and another near the northern Gulf Coast.
00:13The Bermuda system has a medium chance of development, with a potential window from September 17th through 21.
00:20It could bring heavy rain, squalls, and rough seas to Bermuda, but currently poses no direct threat to the United
00:27States.
00:28Meanwhile, a disturbance could move across Florida toward the northern Gulf.
00:32If it slows down, a tropical depression or storm could develop near the Gulf Coast later this week.
00:38El Niño continues suppressing Atlantic activity.
00:41Only five named storms have formed so far, compared with an average of nine by mid-September.
00:46No hurricanes have developed this season.
00:49If that continues through 21 September 2026, the season could set a record for the latest first Atlantic hurricane.
00:56Meteorologists will continue monitoring both areas for signs of development.
01:00Disclosure.
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