Updated Saturday 9:30 a.m. ET All is calm across the tropics this Labor Day weekend, unlike many Labor Day weekends of the past. The most infamous landfalling hurricane in the record books was called the Labor Day Hurricane of 1935. It destroyed the area around Islamorada in the middle and upper Florida Keys. Besides having the strongest estimated winds at landfall of 185 mph, the lowest pressure ever recorded on land in the world was measured during that storm. But the only thing to watch in 2025 is to see what happens with a disturbance that is forecast to move off the African coast tomorrow. The National Hurricane Center is still giving it a low chance of developing over the next week as it tracks across the tropical belt. Some of the computer forecast models give it a little better cha

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