Tropical Waves and Potential Cyclone Development in the Atlantic and Pacific
Tropical Waves and Potential Cyclone Development in the Atlantic and Pacific
CV · Published Aug 10, 2026
As of August 10, 2026, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring three areas of interest in the Atlantic Ocean.
Two tropical waves have emerged from Africa near the Cabo Verde Islands.

Impact & Risks

The two tropical waves in the Atlantic are not currently a threat to the Caribbean or the United States, as strong wind shear and other unfavorable conditions are likely to inhibit their development. However, the second wave has a higher chance of becoming a tropical depression as it moves westward. In the Pacific, Invest 93C could strengthen into a tropical storm or hurricane and potentially impact Hawaii later this week. Maritime interests in the Atlantic and Pacific should remain vigilant, as these systems could disrupt shipping routes. Coastal areas in Hawaii should monitor updates closely as the situation develops.

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