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Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Tropical Wave Shows High Chance of Development, Models Suggest Northward Track

Tropical Wave Shows High Chance of Development, Models Suggest Northward Track

15 September 2025 - 10:21

Tropical Wave Shows High Chance of Development, Models Suggest Northward Track

15 September 2025 - 10:21

Tropical Wave Shows High Chance of Development, Models Suggest Northward Track

An active tropical wave moving across the Atlantic is showing stronger signs of organization, and forecasters now believe it has a high likelihood of becoming a tropical system in the coming days.

According to the latest updates, the disturbance carries an 80% chance of development within seven days and a 40% chance of formation in the next 48 hours.

Meteorologists are closely watching the system’s progress, with reliable models, particularly the European model, indicating that if a tropical cyclone does form, it is expected to take a path north of the Caribbean islands.

While current guidance suggests the region may avoid direct impact, forecasters warn that tropical systems can be unpredictable, and any shift in track could change the outlook. Residents are encouraged to follow official advisories as the system continues to evolve.

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6 Comments

  1. I hope it never develops,but still people always give caution

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  2. in 48 hours it will be nothing in the name of the almighty

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  3. Every year it’s the same, don’t take chances. One shift and we’re in trouble.

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  4. Let’s not drop our guard, Antigua small, we can’t handle a big one straight on.

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  5. Hoping this system curves out to sea and spares the islands. We’ve had enough stress already this year

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  6. Just like all the others before it this one needs to pass us straight too.
    The place is already saturated.
    We need the rain but not right now

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