The ocean heat content in the main development region of the Atlantic, the rectangular area where most storms develop and roll west toward the Caribbean and U.S., is currently at the average level for late June, according to records from Brian McNoldy, a senior research associate at the University of Miami.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking a tropical disturbance in the distant Atlantic Ocean – over a month out from the official start of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.

More than 30 days out from the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, the National Hurricane Center is tracking the first feature of the year. However, like many off-season developments, it will likely just be a meteorological wonder.

Atlantic Hurricane Season is over one month away, but the National Hurricane Center is watching an area of low pressure in the Atlantic.

Already? Weeks before 2024 season starts, National Hurricane Center in Miami reported a "disturbance" in Atlantic. But chances of formation were low.

The National Hurricane Center on Wednesday issued a special tropical weather outlook for an area of disturbed weather in the Atlantic that has a 10 percent chance of developing. Yes, we’re still 37 days away from the start of hurricane season.