Two Atlantic tropical disturbances to watch; Tropical Storm Moke brings rain to Hawaii
Two Atlantic tropical disturbances to watch; Tropical Storm Moke brings rain to Hawaii
Global · Published Aug 24, 2026
A view of the Atlantic Basin, showing the two areas with possible development this week (right image, by NHC) and the left image shows the satellite view of the eastern Pacific showing Tropical Storm Iselle over 500 miles away fro the Baja California Peninsula.
(Image credit: NOAA/RAMMB/Colorado State University)
A map of the Atlantic shows two disturbances that could develop during the next seven days Figure 1. Tropical outlook through Monday, August 31, 2026, from the 8 a.m. EDT Monday, August 24, Tropical Weather Outlook from the National Hurricane Center, shows two areas where there could be tropical development in the next seven days. Both areas have a medium (50%) chance of developing during the next seven days. (Image credit: NHC)

The outlook for 95L

Invest 95L is a few hundred miles southeast of Bermuda in the subtropical Atlantic. Although the National Hurricane Center has highlighted a 50% chance of development during the next seven days, 95L is mainly moving north and is not expected to impact land.

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