Bryan Norcross: Warnings, watches likely for some Caribbean islands today
The well-developed tropical disturbance moving across the Atlantic is officially tagged Invest 98L by the National Hurricane Center.
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Invest 98L could soon develop into Ernesto as development chances rise
Forecasters are continuing to monitor a tropical disturbance in the Atlantic Ocean that has a high chance of developing into our next named storm in the coming days â Ernesto.
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Bryan Norcross: Robust tropical disturbance heading toward the Caribbean is likely to develop
Tropical Disturbance #1 is continuing to organize as it crosses the tropical Atlantic, moving toward the Caribbean. A cloud of Sahara dust is just to the north, but the plume is thinning, and there's a good chance the disturbance will be able to fight it off. The National Hurricane Center has the odds in the high category that the system will develop into at least a tropical depression next week.