Storm tracker: Forecasters follow 2 systems in Atlantic
Two systems in the Atlantic, Caribbean could gradually develop later this week, forecasters say
Forecasters said that the system could form over the southwestern Caribbean Sea. Then, additional tropical development is possible as the system slowly moves west-northwestward near northern Central America. Regardless of development, heavy rainfall is possible for parts of Central America later this week.
The disturbance in the Atlantic and another one off the coast of Central America don’t pose imminent threats to Florida.
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Forecasters eyeing disturbance that could bring a new storm into the CaribbeanA new storm may approach the Caribbean by the end of the week, the National Hurricane Center said.
Neither poses an immediate threat to Florida, but forecasters said people should keep an eye on weather updates.
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