Three Areas Over Tropical Atlantic Monitored for Developing Potential Storms Before October's End

Weather agencies have been monitoring three potential areas over the Atlantic basin that could develop as possible tropical depressions or storms before the end of October.

Portions of the United States in Northwest and Southern parts recorded rainfall that could help drench drought farmlands and ease the heat.

According to the National Hurricane Center update (As of 8 pm EDT Tuesday, Oct 25), the weather center has been monitoring three separate areas in the North Atlantic basin, which have the potential development in the next five days.

Any of the three brewing systems could become a tropical storm or depression, depending on the environmental conditions that could help strengthen.

The Hurricane Center said the low-pressure system brewing over Bermuda could transform into a tropical depression, unleashing heavy rainfall and gusty winds in communities near Bermuda.

On the other hand, developing the low-pressure system in the west-northwest of Bermuda would be short-lived due to the less conducive environmental conditions to strengthen.

The low pressure in Bermuda was expected to move northward.

Meanwhile, the NHC also discovered a low pressure near the Puerto Rico waters, noting that gradual subtropical developments for the system could be possible due to the conducive environment.

The NHC said that the low pressure in Puerto Rico had zero chance of formation in 48 hours, while there was a 30% chance in the next five days.

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According to AccuWeather, the names for the tropical storms in the 2022 season are said to be Lisa, Martin, and Nicole.

Moreover, the Hurricane Center announced that a low-pressure area could emerge in the eastern Caribbean sea this coming weekend or earlier.

The report added that the said low-pressure environmental conditions were conducive to graduate development.

Residents near the brewing systems should stay updated with the progress and expect rain showers.

According to AccuWeather's Weather News, Senior Meteorologist Adam Douty explained that the islands of Bermuda could expect drenching showers and rough seas.

He also added that the tropical development of a system in the Caribbean was low.

 Storm conditions

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Meanwhile, Northeastern and Northwest portions of the United States are forecasted to experience heavy rains due to severe weather conditions.

Reports added that the heavy rainfall could also cause minor flooding.

On the other hand, the winter season is nearing, and residents in the United States noticed the early arrival of winter, with freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall.

Residents in Colorado and Denver recorded heavy snowfall.

Meanwhile, the National Weather Service said mountain snow is a potential hazard for mountain travelers.

Rainy November

With a few days before Halloween and kids excited to collect their treats, portions of the United States would experience a rainy start in November.

AccuWeather forecast showed that rain showers are expected in New York, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Bat Cave.

It is best to bring umbrellas if it starts to rain during Halloween visits.

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