Three disturbances have popped up in the Atlantic ocean over the past few days, the latest one in the Caribbean that has a low chance of tropical formation.
None of the systems pose an imminent threat to Florida as of Tuesday morning.
The system closest to Florida popped up in the 8 a.m. update from the National Hurricane Center on Tuesday. The disturbance was situated in the eastern Caribbean Sea. Forecasters say it’s possible the disturbance will become a low pressure system by early this weekend. The Hurricane Center said environmental conditions will be good for some gradual development as the system drifts to the west or west-northwest over the eastern Caribbean this weekend.
