Officials at the National Hurricane Centre are tonight monitoring an area of low pressure in the Atlantic Ocean.
The elongated area of low pressure is located about midway between the Lesser Antilles and the Cape Verde Islands.
According to a release at 8 p.m., shower activity is currently minimal and no significant development is expected during the next two days. However, conditions could become a little more favourable later in the week as the system moves slowly westward across the central tropical Atlantic. (SAT)
Officials monitoring low pressure area
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