National Hurricane Center Monitors Tropical Disturbance in Eastern Atlantic
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring a disorganized tropical disturbance in the eastern Atlantic Ocean, west of the Cabo Verde Islands. It has a low, 20% chance of development over the next 48 hours, with no expected impacts to…
West Palm Beach Fort Pierce, FL, October 12, 2026 — The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is actively tracking a disorganized tropical disturbance located in the eastern Atlantic Ocean. As of the latest advisories, this system is situated to the west of the Cabo Verde Islands.
Meteorologists at the NHC have assessed the current state of the disturbance, noting its lack of organization. The system faces a limited possibility of developing into a more structured tropical cyclone. The NHC has assigned a low, 20% probability for development within the upcoming 48-hour period.
Current forecasts indicate that this weather system is not expected to pose any threat to coastal areas of Florida or other regions within the United States. Forecasters will continue to monitor the disturbance’s trajectory and any potential changes in its structure or intensity.
Residents and interests in the vicinity of the Cabo Verde Islands are advised to stay informed by monitoring official updates from the National Hurricane Center regarding this tropical activity.
The NHC provides regular updates on tropical weather systems throughout the Atlantic hurricane season, utilizing data from satellites, reconnaissance aircraft, and weather models to issue timely forecasts and advisories.
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