The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring two tropical disturbances that may develop into storms. In the central Atlantic, remnants of Tropical Storm Gordon are moving north-northeast and have a 60% chance of regeneration into a tropical cyclone over the next seven days. Meanwhile, a new area of low pressure in the northwestern Caribbean Sea could form over the weekend, with a 20% chance of development into early next week. Meteorologists suggest that the Caribbean disturbance may impact regions from southern Florida to Louisiana, with potential landfall threats noted. As September is hurricane season, travelers in affected areas are advised to stay vigilant and prepare for possible weather disruptions. Updates on these systems will continue to be provided as conditions evolve.