The Atlantic has become increasingly active over the past 24 hours, with five weather systems moving across the basin. Two of them are being closely monitored because of their potential for tropical development in the coming days, raising the possibility that a tropical storm could form this week.
The increase in activity comes as the Atlantic enters the peak of the hurricane season, after tropical activity had been relatively limited. Meteorologists are closely monitoring the tropical waves currently moving across the basin and the conditions surrounding them.
In the eastern Atlantic, Tropical Wave 37 is moving alongside an area of low pressure. According to the information provided, the system could encounter favorable conditions for development and potentially become Tropical Storm Cristobal, with a possible approach toward the Lesser Antilles next weekend.
At this stage, the information provided does not establish that Cristobal has formed. The system’s evolution will depend on how environmental conditions develop over the coming days, making continued monitoring important.
