Philippe is not a concern to the U.S., and neither is the one behind him. I begin to focus my attention on the southern and northwest Caribbean as we transition into the latter half of the peak of the hurricane season. October development usually occurs in the southern and northwest Caribbean, and looking back in history, Florida has had more storms make landfall in October than any other time of the hurricane season.
There is a surface trough of low pressure producing strong storms with plenty of lightning between Yucatan and Cuba. I will keep a close eye on it, as we know storms love to form along frontal boundaries and surface troughs. Nothing to be concerned about at this time; just watch and always be storm-ready!
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