The National Hurricane Center is tracking three areas of interest in the Atlantic this morning, none of which pose an immediate threat.

A low near Portugal has a 20 percent chance of subtropical or tropical development through the next seven days, with any window closing by Sunday night. A trough near Bermuda sits at 10 percent through 48 hours and 20 percent through seven days, while a tropical wave off Africa holds near zero percent through 48 hours but climbs to 30 percent over the next week.

The National Hurricane Center's latest Atlantic outlook adds a new area to watch in the eastern tropical Atlantic, where a tropical wave is expected to move off the African coast early next week with a near-zero percent chance of development in 48 hours and 20 percent over seven days.

The northeastern Atlantic system northeast of the Azores holds steady at a 20 percent chance through both 48 hours and seven days, with any development window closing by Sunday night as it tracks toward Portugal and Spain.

A weak low east-southeast of Bermuda also remains in the picture, still showing just a 10 percent chance through 48 hours and 20 percent through seven days.