The National Hurricane Center shows a new interest in the Atlantic.

The National Hurricane Center has highlighted a new tropical wave in the Atlantic.

This time in the central Atlantic between Africa and the smaller Antilles.

The NHC gives this tropical wave a 20% chance of developing in the next seven days.

Almost 60% of the members of the European ensemble expect development with this function.

While model management indicates that development with this tropical wave is possible, the Atlantic is not the most conducive at the moment.

The water temperatures have heated up in the coming weeks, but large springs from dry, dusty air protrude around and behind the fault.

It must hand over these enemy conditions when moving west to develop.

Tropical waves that roll from Africa become more common in August and September when the Sahara warm dust and water.

The next storm of the Hurricane season 2025 is Dexter.