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Gabrielle becomes a major hurricane. But Texas has two more tropical hotspots to watch

Gabrielle, which on Sunday became only the second hurricane to form in 2025 so far, strengthened into a major hurricane early Monday, packing maximum sustained winds of 120 mph, the National Hurricane Center said. Meanwhile, two more tropical hotspots east of the Caribbean Sea were drawing the attention of forecasters.

Texas, during this Atlantic hurricane season that began on June 1, has not seen a direct landfall from a tropical cyclone this summer. Furthermore, as we get deeper into the fall season, weather history tells us that the chances of a tropical storm or hurricane coming ashore on the Texas Gulf Coast get lower and lower. Could these emerging tropical systems that are approaching the Caribbean ever enter the Gulf of Mexico? Here’s what forecasters are saying:

As more systems develop in Hurricane Gabrielle’s wake, one model shows New England in the line of fire

Hurricane Gabrielle has rapidly intensified into a powerful Category 4 storm, but fortunately, it is still forecast to avoid making landfall.

Meanwhile, two tropical disturbances brewing in Gabrielle’s wake in the Central Atlantic have very good odds of turning into named tropical storms within the week, with all eyes on one particular system that could come a little too close for comfort on the US East Coast.

The National Hurricane Center is giving the disturbance to the east an 80 percent chance of developing within the week, while the other one has a 50 percent chance.

These two tropical waves are riding along the southern periphery of the Bermuda High near the Main Development Region (MDR), with a general steering pattern to the west-northwest. Conditions across this part of the Tropical Atlantic have slowly turned more favorable to sustain storm activity over the last week or so, after quite a stretch of dry, stable air kept the tropics quiet.

Tropical Depression Seven forms in Central Atlantic, soon to be 'Gabrielle'

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