Atlantic Tropical Disturbance Monitored for Development in June 2025

Invest 90L is a weak low-pressure system located approximately 450-500 miles east-southeast of Bermuda.

The NHC gives Invest 90L a low chance (10%) of development over the next 2-7 days.

The system is expected to move northeastward over the central Atlantic, away from land areas.

If the system develops into a tropical storm, it would be named Andrea.

The Atlantic hurricane season officially began on June 1, with the average first named storm forming around June 20.

Why this matters:: While Invest 90L is not an immediate threat, it serves as a reminder that the Atlantic hurricane season is active, and residents in coastal areas should remain prepared.

Location:: Approximately 450-500 miles east-southeast of Bermuda.

Development Chance:: Low (10% within the next 2-7 days).

Movement:: Expected to move northeastward over the central Atlantic.

Threat to Land:: None. The system is moving away from land.

Cool Waters:: By Monday night, Invest 90L is expected to move over cooler waters, which will hinder its development.

Strong Upper-Level Winds:: The system will also encounter strong upper-level winds, further reducing its chances of intensification.

Louisiana:: This system poses no threat to Louisiana or the Gulf Coast.

Northwest Florida:: Similarly, the disturbance is not expected to impact Northwest Florida.

Q: What is Invest 90L?

Q: Where is Invest 90L located?

Q: Does Invest 90L pose a threat to land?

Q: What is the chance of Invest 90L developing into a tropical storm?

Invest 90L is a tropical disturbance in the Atlantic with a low chance of development.

It poses no immediate threat to land.

The Atlantic hurricane season is active, so it's important to stay informed and prepared.

The system is expected to move over cool waters and encounter strong upper-level winds, limiting its development potential.