2p EDT Oct 16: The next system of interest is #AL94, a broad area of low pressure over the central Atlantic. This system is likely to become a tropical depression within a few days while it moves toward the western part of the tropical Atlantic. More: hurricanes.gov

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2pm Oct 17 - A low pressure area (#AL94) over the central tropical Atlantic has become better organized today. This system will likely become a tropical depression during the next day or two while it moves toward the western part of the basin. More: hurricanes.gov

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8 am EDT Oct 18: Low pressure east of the Windward Islands (#AL94) is likely to become a tropical depression over the next day or so. Watches may be required for portions of the Lesser Antilles later today, and interests there should monitor this system's progress. nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo.php?basin=…

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8am EDT Oct 13th -- For the first time in several weeks, there are no active TCs in the NATL basin.

However, we are watching #AL94 which has a low chance (30%🟡) of development as it moves into the central Tropical Atlantic later this week.

7d Outlook: https://t.co/DboWSR44Dt https://t.co/A0rLHfkFLW

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8 AM Tue Oct. 15: We continue to monitor an area of low pressure (#AL94) over the central tropical Atlantic, which is currently producing disorganized showers and thunderstorms. This system could become a tropical depression later this week while it approaches and moves near the northern Leeward Islands.

https://t.co/GzH6jjXEzn

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8am EDT 19th October: Showers & thunderstorms have become better organized with a small area of low pressure (#AL94) located N of the coast of the Dominican Republic. The system now has a medium chance (🟠60%) of genesis possibly as soon as later today.

https://t.co/NERCKM0dOU https://t.co/dqKfmiY8VV

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915am EDT Oct 19th -- A special Tropical Weather Outlook has been issued on #AL94, which now has a high chance to become a Tropical Depression or Storm (90% 🔴) as soon as later this morning.

https://t.co/NERCKLZFZm https://t.co/n9wOQXLoW8

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8p EDT Tues 9/23- We are monitoring 2 disturbances that are likely to become tropical depressions this week. The western one #AL94 could form near the Bahamas in a few days, with a heavy rain threat for the Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic during the next couple of days. The eastern system #AL93 is likely to become a depression in a couple of days, but stay north of the Leeward Islands. Finally Hurricane Watches are up for Hurricane Gabrielle in the Azores. For more info, see https://t.co/Wq6ZtKfHp9

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