A tropical wave in the eastern Atlantic could become a depression next week.
The National Hurricane Center was tracking Tropical Storm Sean on Friday, which is expected to fall apart this weekend and not affect land. The area in red south of Sean could become a tropical depression next week and will need to be watched.The National Hurricane Center is forecasting the disturbance to become a tropical depression next week. It’s expected to stay on a more southern path, which could take it closer to the Caribbean next week.
The hurricane center on Friday also continued to track Tropical Storm Sean in the central Atlantic. Sean is no threat to the U.S. and is expected to weaken to a post-tropical storm this weekend.
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