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According to the National Hurricane Center, Invest 90L has an 80% chance to form in the next few days and another 80% within the next 5 days, however, those conditions appear to be unacceptable as the days go on, as the storm moves into the Atlantic it will encounter colder waters and a frontal system limiting its development further on.

Furthermore as the end of the 2019 Hurricane Season comes to a close, we will remember the big storms that happened this season. Hurricane Dorian being the strongest, breaking records that the Bahamas haven't seen for a very long time. Devastating the people of the Bahamas and changing their lives forever.

For most of us, we can only hope that next year's season is less active and not a strong as they were this season.

Michael Scalise

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As we look forward to 2020 season, we must take a look at the East coast of Florida where the First Named storm of the season has arrived. Tropical Depression #1 Has strengthened into Tropical Storm Arthur, Here is the Current Stats on the storm:

Tropical Storm Arthur:
WInds: 40mph
Pressure: 1006mb
Direction: NNE@13mph

As the Arthur makes it way North it will encounter a blocking High Pressure causing it to change course towards the East. Otherwise the storm is Lopsided, As the days go on the storm will try to organize itself. Arthur is not really a threat to land due to the fact that a Strong area of Low Pressure is making its way toward the east coast. Updates will be posted when i am capable of posting them.

Sources: National Hurricane Center and Tropical Tidbits

Disclaimer- I do not own any of the information above i am only a Reporter on it, All Info is credited to the National Hurricane Center