Tropical formation not likely in Atlantic

Thanks for logging on to myfoxhurricane.com. 22 days left in the hurricane season. Everything is quiet. We had that one area that we were talking about last week. Nothing ever really happened with that. It remained a cold core, a non-tropical system. It's basically just a front with an area of low pressure that is tracking across the Atlantic. So no tropical formation expected over the next seven days. You watch the Fox Weather model. There's that front. There's that area of low pressure. That just continues to slide on towards east. We have yet another front which is going to be pushing across the southeastern U.S. So plenty of moisture with this, but it's all part of a frontal system. So bottom line is. We're just not seeing any signs of anything, which is certainly good news for this time of the year. You typically don't expect to see a whole lot of activity. We're right at that tail end of the season. Remember all the way back at the peak of the season, September 10th. Even this year, though, when we got to the peak of the season, it was actually fairly quiet. It's been a fairly quiet season. Only 12% of it remains, though. The big question is, do we get anything else out of it? It's not out of the realm of possibilities, but probably not likely. But we will keep you updated right here on MyFoxHurricane.com.