Area off Florida's southeast coast could spawn tropical system
The National Hurricane Center outlined an area for possible tropical development off the southeast coast of Florida, now designating the disturbance Invest 93L.
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While all eyes are on Florida’s western coast ahead of Hurricane Milton’s arrival, something could be brewing on the east side of the Peninsula.
The National Hurricane Center outlined an area for possible tropical development off the southeast coast of Florida, designating the disturbance Invest 93L.
The area currently has a low chance of tropical development over the next 48 hours, and timing will be critical to whether anything forms.
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"Environmental conditions are becoming less favorable for tropical or subtropical development today while the low moves northeastward to east-northeastward at around 15 mph," the NHC said Wednesday afternoon. "Upper-level winds are expected to become too strong for further development tonight or on Thursday."
If a tropical cyclone were to form, it would earn the name Nadine.