AccuWeather Meteorologists Tracking What May Take Shape In The Atlantic Following Nicole

Strong wind shear shown of warm water throughout the Caribbean. The best chance for a developing tropical system may be with any front that stalls in the Gulf of Mexico or along the Eastern Seaboard. (COURTESY OF ACCUWEATHER)

There may be a window or two for a tropical system to brew in the Atlantic before the end of the season, and AccuWeather meteorologists say that plentiful tropical moisture will keep the risk for flooding alive across the southeastern U.S. in the interim.

November is typically the time of the season when the frequency of tropical systems drops off, but the 2022 season has been unique. After a half-month lull in tropical activity in late October, three Category 1 hurricanes formed in November: Lisa, Martin and most recently Nicole.