Video above: Latest coverage on the tropics Systems in the tropics are very active, and the National Hurricane Center is monitoring multiple developments in the Atlantic Ocean. Tropical Depression Twelve — Eastern and Central Tropical AtlanticThe NHC said Invest 90-L has been upgraded to Tropical Depression Twelve. The tropical depression is located several miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde islands and is becoming better organized. According to the NHC, it has maximum sustained winds of 35 mph and a minimum central pressure of 1006 mb.It will continue moving westward and northward across the eastern and central tropical Atlantic.NHC will initiate advisories on Tropical Depression Twelve as it could become our next hurricane by mid-week. Tropical wave — Eastern AtlanticAccording to the NHC, a tropical wave of low latitude near the coast of western Africa is producing limited showers and thunderstorms. Upper-level winds are forecast to become more conducive to the gradual development of the system. It is forecast to move slowly westward or west-northward over the eastern Atlantic Ocean in the next few days.Formation chances are near zero percent for the next two days and increase to 30% for the next seven days. Tropical wave — Caribbean SeaJust a few days after Helene landed in Florida's Big Bend, the NHC is tracking an area of low pressure that is forecast to form over the western Caribbean Sea in the next couple of days.The NHC said the chances of a tropical depression or tropical storm forming and moving into the Gulf of Mexico next week are gradually increasing.It is still too early to know where the track is heading. However, the NHC said it is expected to move northward into the Gulf of Mexico later in the week.The NHC said the U.S. Gulf Coast should monitor its progress.The formation in the next seven days is a medium chance of 50% and nearly zero percent in the next two days.To read more about this tropical wave, click here.Hurricane IsaacHurricane Isaac has maximum sustained winds of 75 mph and a minimum central pressure of 971 mb.Isaac continues moving toward the northeast over the open Atlantic, with a large area of dangerous high seas surrounding the hurricane, according to the NHC. Tropical Storm JoyceTropical Storm Joyce has maximum sustained winds of 45 mph and a minimum central pressure of 1005. Joyce is likely to weaken during the next couple of days and will be downgraded to a tropical depression on Monday, according to the NHC.

Video above: Latest coverage on the tropics

Systems in the tropics are very active, and the National Hurricane Center is monitoring multiple developments in the Atlantic Ocean.

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Tropical Depression Twelve — Eastern and Central Tropical Atlantic

The NHC said Invest 90-L has been upgraded to Tropical Depression Twelve.

The tropical depression is located several miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde islands and is becoming better organized.

According to the NHC, it has maximum sustained winds of 35 mph and a minimum central pressure of 1006 mb.

It will continue moving westward and northward across the eastern and central tropical Atlantic.

NHC will initiate advisories on Tropical Depression Twelve as it could become our next hurricane by mid-week.

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Tropical wave — Eastern Atlantic

According to the NHC, a tropical wave of low latitude near the coast of western Africa is producing limited showers and thunderstorms.

Upper-level winds are forecast to become more conducive to the gradual development of the system.

It is forecast to move slowly westward or west-northward over the eastern Atlantic Ocean in the next few days.

Formation chances are near zero percent for the next two days and increase to 30% for the next seven days.

Tropical wave — Caribbean Sea

Just a few days after Helene landed in Florida's Big Bend, the NHC is tracking an area of low pressure that is forecast to form over the western Caribbean Sea in the next couple of days.

The NHC said the chances of a tropical depression or tropical storm forming and moving into the Gulf of Mexico next week are gradually increasing.

It is still too early to know where the track is heading. However, the NHC said it is expected to move northward into the Gulf of Mexico later in the week.

The NHC said the U.S. Gulf Coast should monitor its progress.

The formation in the next seven days is a medium chance of 50% and nearly zero percent in the next two days.

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To read more about this tropical wave, click here.

Hurricane Isaac

Hurricane Isaac has maximum sustained winds of 75 mph and a minimum central pressure of 971 mb.

Isaac continues moving toward the northeast over the open Atlantic, with a large area of dangerous high seas surrounding the hurricane, according to the NHC.

Tropical Storm Joyce

Tropical Storm Joyce has maximum sustained winds of 45 mph and a minimum central pressure of 1005.

Joyce is likely to weaken during the next couple of days and will be downgraded to a tropical depression on Monday, according to the NHC.

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