Active Systems
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Other Disturbances / Areas to Watch
The remnants of Beryl, centered near 35.0N, 67.0W, are moving to the northeast at 8 mph. The system should remain over the western Atlantic. Thunderstorm activity associated with the system has increased overnight. However, thunderstorms continue to be rather limited to the northeastern quadrant due to strong westerly wind shear and dry air intrusion. Although the system, has become slightly better organized, conditions will remain very marginal for sub-tropical or tropical development. There is a 20 percent chance of sub-tropical or tropical development today into early Sunday. The remnants of Beryl will move over colder waters to the southeast of Nova Scotia Sunday where regeneration is unlikely to occur.

Disturbance 17 is along 43W. The disturbance is moving westward at about 18 mph. There are no signs of organization. Environmental conditions are unfavorable for development. Development is not expected.

Disturbance 18 has been identified to the southeast of the Cape Verde Islands along 20W. It is moving to the west at 18 mph. Environmental conditions are unfavorable for development. Development is not expected.

Meteorologists: Claude Aultman / Dion Delao