The National Hurricane Center is monitoring several systems in the tropical Atlantic, which is typical for the peak of hurricane season. The primary area of concern is a disturbance in the western Caribbean Sea.

The one to watch is the disturbance in the Caribbean Sea, which could start to develop in the same space that Hurricane Helene did last week. Forecasters said a tropical depression could form and move northwest, up into the Gulf of Mexico.

FOX Weather Hurricane Specialist Bryan Norcross takes a deep dive into the multiple systems being tracked across the Atlantic and Caribbean, including what could happen with a disturbance bound for the Gulf of Mexico later this week.