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Meteorologists from AccuWeather are observing two regions in the Atlantic that may potentially develop into tropical systems as September comes to a close, one of which is situated near the Gulf Coast of the United States. The presence of El Niño has resulted in diminished activity, with only five named storms reported, which is below the typical average of nine by mid-September. So far in 2026, no hurricanes have formed, whereas the average for this time of year is four. An area southeast of Bermuda shows a moderate likelihood of development, while another disturbance may gain organization over the northern Gulf. The next few days will be crucial in assessing the potential for development of either system.

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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.
01:01This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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