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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 ...

The system, identified as AL94, currently shows a low chance of further development due to unfavorable upper-level winds. The NHC has estimated its formation chance at 20 percent over the next 48 ...

Editor's note: Follow along here for updates about Atlantic storms on Oct. 19. The National Hurricane Center continued tracking two systems in the Atlantic basin Wednesday, including one that could ...

AL94 is forecast to move west or west-southwestward in the coming days, according to the NHC. The environment could become more favorable towards the middle or end of the week for gradual development.

A storm brewing in the Atlantic that could be named Nadine 'is showing some signs of life' in new radar footage. Imaging of what is formally known as 'Invest AL94' shows the weather event ...

There isn‘t a named storm or even one expected to form in the next seven days. One of the areas we were keeping an eye on, AL94, fizzled a bit over the past few days. Here’s the current outlook: ...

But according to WFLA meteorologist Jeff Berardelli, the Gulf of Mexico "is closed for business" from major storms for the foreseeable future, thanks to a high-pressure system north of AL94's path.

By Azara Lavia The weather system known as AL94 continues to draw attention as it approaches the northern Caribbean islands including Antigua and Barbuda. Although current assessments indicate a ...

AL94 could become tropical depression or tropical storm "It looks like any development over the next couple of days will be slow," AccuWeather hurricane expert Alex DaSilva told USA TODAY on Tuesday.

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.