The National Hurricane Center's 8 am Monday advisory reported that the potential tropical cyclone is 85 miles south of Cape Fear North Carolina and 100 miles east of Charleston South Carolina, with maximum sustained wind of 50 mph. It’s moving 3 mph to the northwest.

A disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico, known as Potential Tropical Cyclone Six, is forecast to strengthen into a tropical storm on Monday (September 9) and could become a hurricane before it reaches the U.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking two disturbances in the Atlantic that have a small chance of becoming tropical depressions or storms.

The National Hurricane Center on Thursday increased odds that a developing system could head into the Gulf of Mexico and become a tropical depression or storm — while it also kept tabs on two systems in the Atlantic.

A​ tropical storm could form in the northwest Caribbean or southern Gulf of Mexico late in the week ahead, but details on its potential intensity, track and timing remain uncertain. Interests along the entire U.

The next tropical storm could come from a slow-spinning system in the northern Caribbean, according to the National Hurricane Center.