The National Hurricane Center said it is monitoring AL94 as a potential tropical system as it marches across the Atlantic. (Scripps News) Ontario's Ford suspends U.S. electric surcharge, says ...

If AL94 develops into a tropical storm, it will be named Nadine. Tropical Tidbits. The NWS reported that AL94 could continue to develop into a tropical storm throughout this week as it ...

The update, posted by the NHC at 2 a.m. EDT on Wednesday, said that regions including the North Atlantic, Caribbean Sea, and the Gulf of Mexico could expect AL94 to produce "disorganized showers ...

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.

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.

AL94 is forecasted 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 ...

AL94 has a low chance of formation this week as of Sunday, Oct. 13. The hurricane center also reported an early season cold front moving through the Gulf of Mexico.

Tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 105 miles from the center. Eastern Tropical Atlantic (AL94): As of Friday, Oct. 11, AL94 was near the Cabo Verde Islands. Very recent satellite-derived ...

The system, now called AL94, is expected to move westward toward the Caribbean, where environmental conditions can allow it to develop toward the middle or the end of the week.

A second disturbance named AL94 is being tracked north of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, with a low 20% chance of development due to unfavorable upper-level winds.

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