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If a tropical storm is going to form in the Atlantic before the start of fall, it will be in one of two areas.

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00:00We're watching one area of concern southeast of Bermuda.
00:02Well, and how different compared to last year when it seems like every hurricane worked its way towards Bermuda.
00:07Well, we're still without a hurricane, and we're past the peak of hurricane season.
00:11This area, though, we think could develop near Bermuda.
00:14Yeah, the good news is it'll probably stay just a little southeast of there, but it is kind of in
00:18the general neighborhood.
00:20So there's Bermuda on the map and southeast of there, a medium chance of development.
00:24It'll probably wander south, whether this area of low pressure becomes a tropical depression or not.
00:29It'll be a little choppy on the water out that way.
00:31And then you'll notice the low area of risk of development in the Gulf.
00:36This is mainly because we have a piece of energy moving into very warm waters.
00:40Now, we're betting against it actually developing, but it is the season that, you know, we've got to watch it.
00:45That doesn't mean no impacts.
00:47Yeah, if this sits long enough, it could organize.
00:49And if nothing else, it'll probably at least help to draw more moisture northward from the west side of the
00:54Caribbean to downpours on the move in this area.
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