AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoTropical Outlook for Cabo Verde & the Atlantic: Forecasters say the Atlantic is likely to stay below-normal for tropical activity into early September, but they’re still watching a “buzzy” wave leaving Africa as models track possible development. Cape Verde-linked monitoring: The National Hurricane Center is tracking AL92 (near the Windward Islands) and AL94 (farther east/west of the Cabo Verde region), with low-to-moderate formation chances—meaning heavy rain and gusty winds remain the main near-term concern for islands even if storms don’t form. Heat & air quality pressure: Across the wider region, dangerous late-summer heat and Saharan dust are worsening haze and air quality, while wildfire smoke has also been reported locally—conditions that can amplify health risks and reduce relief from rain.
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