A low-pressure in the western Caribbean is working to form and could become our next named tropical system. If it becomes named, it will be called Nadine. The disturbance is forecast to move to the west into Belize and Mexico and stay away from Florida.

A disturbance located in the western Caribbean Sea could form into a tropical depression as it moves inland toward Belize.

Forecasters are monitoring a disturbance located over the Atlantic Ocean that could become a tropical depression late this week as it nears the Caribbean’s Leeward Islands. As of 8 p.m. Sunday, it had a 40% chance of forming in the next seven days — up from 30% earlier — and 10% in the next 48 hours,

With Florida's Gulf Coast left reeling after back-to-back major hurricanes, our Tracking the Tropics team explains what could spare the region from experiencing a third storm within a month.

National Hurricane Center tracking 2 disturbances

The compact tropical disturbance we've been following across the Atlantic will move near or just north of the northeastern Caribbean islands tomorrow.