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Alyssa Smithmyer

Tropical Depression Likely To Form In Atlantic This Week

A snapshot of the AccuWeather Enhanced RealVue™ Satellite showing the tropical rainstorm in the eastern Atlantic, captured on Sunday, June 18. The robust tropical rainstorm, designated as Invest 92L by the National Hurricane Center, is currently tracking westward across the open waters of the Atlantic. ACCUWEATHER

The tropics are heating up this week as a cluster of showers and thunderstorms located several hundred miles off of the west coast of Africa continues to show indications of organization. AccuWeather forecasters are closely monitoring the tropical rainstorm for development over the coming days, saying that it is not out of the question for a tropical depression to form in the Atlantic sometime early this week.

This robust tropical rainstorm, designated as Invest 92L by the National Hurricane Center, is currently tracking westward across the open waters of the Atlantic. All eyes will be on this feature as it pushes into the central Atlantic and moves across a zone of abnormally warm sea surface temperatures.

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