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Two potential storms are moving West across the Atlantic

Some of the most devastating hurricanes have formed in this part of the Atlantic, between the Caribbean Sea and the Cape Verde Islands.

By Brian K. Sullivan | Updated on July 29, 2016
One storm has a 50 percent chance of growing in the next five days, while the other has a 30 percent chance in the same period. (Source: National Hurricane Center)

(Bloomberg) – It’s time to start watching the Atlantic Ocean for storms that could turn into hurricanes.

Two potential tropical systems are being tracked by the U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami as they make their way across the warm waters west of Africa. One has a 50 percent chance of growing in the next five days, while the other has a 30 percent chance in the same period.

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