A tropical wave in the eastern Caribbean has a 80% chance of becoming a tropical depression this week as it moves toward central Caribbean waters.

A tropical wave in the central Atlantic Ocean shows signs of organizing as it makes its way west toward the Caribbean Sea.

Meteorologists are closely monitoring the southwestern Caribbean for potential tropical development in the next 10 to 15 days.

There hasn’t been a named storm in the Caribbean in all of 2025, the first time this has occurred in 28 years. However, tropical waves are heading toward the region, and although models are not certain of development,

The system was located over the central tropical Atlantic as of 1 p.m. Thursday, and forecasters said they expect it to continue moving west at 15 to 20 mph over the next several days. It could develop more once it reaches the warm waters of the Caribbean, forecasters said.

A brewing disturbance in the Atlantic has forecasters eyeing a late‑October window for possible impacts along parts of the US East Coast. "Atmospheric conditions are primed for a storm to form in the Caribbean,

The Hurricane Center is keeping at eye on two tropical waves in the Atlantic, no tropical activity is expected over the next seven days.