Miami, FL – A tropical disturbance north of Hispaniola is being closely tracked by the National Hurricane Center as it shows a high chance of developing into a tropical system over the next week.
According to the National Weather Service Miami office, the system—identified as Tropical Wave 94L—currently has a 90% likelihood of formation within the next seven days. While any direct impacts to South Florida remain uncertain, forecasters warn that marine conditions across the offshore Atlantic waters could begin deteriorating as early as Sunday.
Officials stressed that it is still too early to determine whether the system will directly affect Florida’s land areas. However, residents, boaters, and visitors are urged to monitor forecast updates closely through the weekend.
Forecasters also advised taking time to review hurricane plans and supply kits, as September remains the peak of hurricane season. “Deteriorating marine conditions are expected,” the NWS noted, urging caution for those planning offshore or coastal activities.
The National Hurricane Center will continue issuing updates on Tropical Wave 94L throughout the week.
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