The National Hurricane Center is keeping an eye on two areas of disturbed weather across the Atlantic. The good news is the chance for development has decreased for each disturbance.

The NHC forecast now calls for Cristobal to become a remnant low by noon on Thursday.

The NHC forecast now calls for Cristobal to become a remnant low by noon on Thursday.

The Atlantic basin is showing more activity, with the National Hurricane Center monitoring three separate disturbances.

The National Hurricane Center is keeping an eye on two areas of disturbed weather across the Atlantic, although only one currently has a notable chance of becoming a tropical depression over the next seven days.

However, conditions are expected to become less favorable later this week as the system approaches the Lesser Antilles. Development chances:Next 48 hours: 10%Next 7 days: 10%Disturbance 2: 60% Chance of DevelopmentThis is the area the National Hurricane Center is watching most closely. A tropical depression could form later this week as the system heads west to west-northwest across the central Atlantic. Some development is possible over the next couple of days as the system races eastward, staying well north of Bermuda. The system will reach cooler waters later this week, which will limit any further development.

Tropical Storm Jerry is not expected to impact our coast.

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It is not a threat to SE Georgia and NE Florida

No threat to any area so far

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All eyes continue to focus on the tropics. With four systems being monitored by the National Hurricane Center, the busiest time of the hurricane season is now.

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JACKOSNVILLE, Fla – Hanna and Gonzalo are in the Gulf and the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, respectively. Yep, the earliest seventh and earliest eighth named tropical storms (no hurricanes, yet). Now, for Jacksonville, we will continue our pattern of coastal morning showers, that move to I-95 by the lunch hour and then blow-up west of town after 2pm. Saturday will be much like today, which will make it a decent day to get yard work done, but after that? Bigger afternoon storms and showers return to everyone starting Sunday through next Thursday, Many locations will receive 2-3 inches of rain (if not more).