Currently, neither of the monitored disturbances poses a direct threat to South Florida. The tropical wave in the central Atlantic is unlikely to develop significantly due to wind shear, while the second wave is expected to turn northward over the open Atlantic. However, South Florida's hurricane risk will steadily increase over the coming weeks as the season progresses. Residents should remain alert, as even El Niño years can produce impactful storms. Historical examples like Hurricane Andrew and Katrina highlight the importance of preparedness during this time of year.