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NewsWPLG Local 10 – EspañolJuly 16, 2026Miami-Dade

National Hurricane Center monitoring two areas in the Atlantic

The National Hurricane Center is tracking two new tropical weather systems in the Atlantic, though current forecasts suggest they are unlikely to develop into significant storms.

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Why It Matters

Residents in the southeastern United States and coastal areas should remain aware of tropical weather updates as the National Hurricane Center monitors potential development zones.

Key Facts

  • The National Hurricane Center added two new areas to its tropical outlook map on Wednesday.
  • One area is located in the northeast Gulf of Mexico extending toward the southeastern United States coast.
  • The second area is located in the eastern Atlantic, several hundred miles off the coast of Africa.
  • Current forecasts indicate a low probability of either system developing into a significant tropical cyclone.

Who's Mentioned

locationGolfo de México“Location of one of the two areas being monitored for tropical development.”organizationCentro Nacional de Huracanes“The federal agency responsible for tracking and forecasting tropical weather sys”locationAtlántico“Location of the second area being monitored for tropical development.”