There are currently no areas of active tropical disturbances that have a chance to become better organized in the Atlantic basin within the next two days. A considerable amount of dry air, mixed with some dust from the Sahara Desert, should suppress any future tropical wave development over the open waters of the Atlantic.
Closer to Florida, the remnants of Tropical Storm Dorian are still heavily impacted by strong upper-level winds over the Bahamas. Its lingering moisture source may provide an uptick in rain activity near the peninsula by late-week, but further redevelopment of the disturbance is not expected.
