MIAMI — As if to say, “Look at me, hurricane season isn’t over until Nov. 30,” two new disturbances formed in the tropics Thursday to join Hurricane Martin and Tropical Storm Lisa. According to Colorado State University meteorologist Philip Klotzbach, Wednesday’s activity from Martin and Lisa was the first time since 1932 in which the Atlantic had two hurricanes with maximum sustained winds of 85 or more mph in November simultaneously. Here’s what we know: Northwestern AtlanticA weak, non-tropical area of low pressure a few hundred miles east of Bermuda (the yellow X on the map) was shedding d…