National Hurricane Center flags first area to watch of 2025 in Atlantic

Forecasters said on Monday that they weren't expecting the low-pressure system to further develop. By Tuesday morning, the chances of development had diminished to zero.

MIAMI – The official start of the Atlantic Ocean's hurricane season doesn’t occur until June 1, but forecasters with the National Hurricane Center were monitoring an area of low pressure swirling in the ocean on Monday.

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The NHC said the non-tropical area of low pressure was located hundreds of miles northeast of the northern Leeward Islands and had been producing gale-force winds amid a large area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms.

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Forecasters said on Monday that they weren't expecting the low-pressure system to further develop. By Tuesday morning, the chances of development had diminished to zero.

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