Tropical Depression Seven has emerged in the eastern Atlantic, marked by a closed circulation center and organized deep convection observed via satellite imagery. The initial intensity is estimated at 30 knots based on scatterometer data. The depression is currently moving west-northwest, steered by a subtropical ridge north of the Azores. Confidence in the track diminishes beyond 72 hours as the larger weather patterns become more intricate. It is likely to slow down between 72 and 120 hours, caught between two upper-level ridges. Read: Hurricane Francine Strengthens, Nears Louisiana Landfall…