Subtropical system may develop off Florida

FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is keeping an eye on three things in the tropics including Hurricane Nigel, an area off the Southeastern U.S. that may develop and a wave that is working its way off the coast of Africa. He says a system could develop subtropical characteristics off the coast of Florida, but Weber says it will not impact the Sunshine State because it is headed north. Hurricane Nigel is a Category 1 storm that will likely strengthen, but it is expected to stay over open waters.

Hurricane Nigel forms in Atlantic

FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is watching Hurricane Nigel, which formed early Monday morning as we cross over the heart of hurricane season. Weber says that while Nigel is expected to strengthen, it will stay over open waters. Weber is also keeping an eye on an area off the southeast coast that could acquire some tropical characteristics over the next few days. He says another wave is also working its way off the coast of Africa and could develop as well.

Tropical Storm Nigel forms, expected to become hurricane soon

FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is tracking Tropical Storm Nigel as it forms in the open Atlantic with the potential to shortly become a hurricane. He does not believe it will pose a threat to anyone on land, however. Lee and Margot continue to fizzle out, and a tropical wave moving off the coast of Africa now has a medium chance of development.

Saturday evening forecast

Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is taking a look at the forecast after the Tampa bay area saw some showers on Saturday. He outlines the chance of rainfall over the next seven days, as well as what Buccaneers fans will be seeing ahead of Sunday's game against the Bears.

New tropical disturbance brewing in Atlantic

FOX 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterberg gives the latest on Post-Tropical Lee as it fizzles out near Canada. He's also eyeing Tropical Depression Fifteen, which he expects to become the next named storm and eventually a hurricane. Meanwhile, Margot shouldn't become an imminent threat as it spins around in the Atlantic.