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Atlantic tropical cyclone development monitoring

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Tropical Storm Cristobal ~~formed in~~ has dissipated after moving eastward toward the ~~central subtropical Atlantic on Wednesday morning.~~ Azores. The ~~system is located approximately 1,420 kilometers west of~~ system, the ~~Azores and 4,550 kilometers east-northeast of Cancun, Quintana Roo. It is moving east-northeast at 41 km/h with maximum sustained winds~~ third named storm of ~~75 km/h and gusts reaching up~~ the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, weakened due to ~~95 km/h.~~ unfavorable conditions including cold waters, dry air, and strong wind shear. Meteorological ~~authorities~~ agencies in ~~Mexico and~~ Cuba, the Dominican ~~Republic have stated~~ Republic, and Mexico confirmed that the storm ~~poses~~ posed no ~~direct~~ threat to their ~~territories. In the Dominican Republic, Gloria Ceballos of the Dominican Institute~~ territories because of ~~Meteorology (Indomet) noted that the system is moving away~~ its remote position and ~~may dissipate by Thursday. While Cristobal is not a direct threat~~ eastward trajectory. Forecasters continue to ~~Mexico,~~ monitor two additional tropical waves in the ~~National Meteorological Service has issued warnings for heavy rainfall across several states, including Jalisco, Veracruz, Chiapas, Campeche, and Yucatan. Meanwhile, officials are monitoring another~~ Atlantic. One system, ~~AL92,~~ located ~~west/southwest~~ west-southwest of the ~~Cape~~ Cabo Verde ~~islands, which could~~ Islands, has an 80% chance of developing into a tropical depression or named storm, potentially ~~become Tropical Storm~~ named Dolly. A second, less organized wave is also being tracked near the African coast.

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