Tropical Watch (Atlantic): The National Hurricane Center says Atlantic activity is shifting fast: Invest 94L (southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands) still has a 20% chance of development in the next 48 hours and 20% over seven days, but stronger upper-level winds later next week should cap growth. Meanwhile, Invest 92L/AL92 near the Windward Islands has been downgraded to 0% for development, though it can still bring gusty winds and heavy rain to parts of the Lesser Antilles. Heat & Health (Cabo Verde-relevant): Across the wider region, dangerous heat and humidity are driving heat advisories, with “feels-like” values topping 108–115°F in multiple reports—an environmental health warning for island communities facing similar stressors. Aviation & Tourism (Cabo Verde): Cabo Verde is advancing talks with Swiss startup Moov Airways on a strategic partnership tied to stabilising state airline Cabo Verde Airlines and building an “Atlantic Gateway” network, with Moov also targeting eVTOL routes to boost regional mobility and tourism. Saharan Dust Note: Several reports link extreme heat to Saharan dust and hazy skies, which can worsen air quality and reduce rain chances.