There are no named storms or hurricanes to report just yet on the Sunday evening tropical update, but there are three disturbances out there right now. One is in the Caribbean Sea, and two are farther out in the Atlantic. After eight weeks without a named storm in the Atlantic basin, a few spots could potentially develop this week. Still, there are no threats to the New Orleans area or our part of the Gulf Coast at this time. The closest spot to us is a trough of low pressure in the Caribbean Sea with a low chance of development. It may enter the Bay of Campeche late this week and possibly try to organize, but right now it looks like it would stay far south.