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National Hurricane Center meteorologists are keeping tabs on a tropical system in the open Atlantic during what has become the slowest start to a hurricane season in 60 years.The area of concern, designated Invest 98L, is drifting across open ocean waters far east of the mainland.Designating the low-pressure area as Invest 98L allows forecasters to collect specialized computer model data to monitor its trajectory, according to FOX Weather.The system is developing within an unusually inactive environment across the Atlantic basin. National Hurricane Center record-keeping stretching back to the beginning of the satellite era in 1966 confirms the current season is off to its quietest start on record.
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