Is it rare to see Atlantic disturbances this far ahead of hurricane season? Scientists explain.
Still, March systems are "quite rare," according to Phil Klotzbach, a hurricane researcher at Colorado State University. Klotzbach said the only tropical cyclone ever recorded over the Atlantic in March was a Category 2 hurricane that hit the Leeward Islands and Caribbean in 1908.
A system in the Atlantic Ocean that developed months before hurricane season was no longer being tracked by forecasters Tuesday morning.
A disturbance in the Atlantic Ocean east of Florida has a small chance of developing into a cyclone, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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