The National Hurricane Center confirmed on Wednesday that Tropical Storm Gabrielle has formed in the Central Atlantic.

Warmer water temperatures and other weather factors are expected to increase the potential for hurricanes in the Gulf.

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The quiet period in the Atlantic basin is over, with forecasters tracking Tropical Storm Gabrielle, three tropical waves.