Robin Webb

A tropical system is expected to develop this week in the eastern Atlantic and trek west in the general direction of the Caribbean, according to forecasters.

There’s potential for two tropical systems to develop — one could head toward the Caribbean and the other could potentially become Tropical Storm Dolly, forecasters said.

The National Hurricane Center on Monday was tracking two systems in the Atlantic, either one of which has a chance to spin up and become Tropical Storm Dolly this week. As of the 8 a.m. advisory, the ...

Two systems in the Atlantic each have a chance to become Tropical Storm Dolly this week, though the window of opportunity is narrowing for the system near Bermuda, forecasters said.

A tropical depression is likely to form in the eastern Atlantic in the next couple of days, with the potential to become Tropical Storm Dolly, forecasters said Wednesday.

It’s possible that a short-lived tropical depression or Tropical Storm Dolly could still form — but the window for that is narrowing, even as forecasters up its odds.

Tropical Storm Dolly formed Wednesday in the central Atlantic as it continued on a trek toward the far eastern Caribbean.

The remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly could bring heavy rain and wind to the Caribbean and possibly South Florida in the coming days, and there’s a potential tropical system brewing along the U.S. Gulf Coast, forecasters said Sunday.

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Odds rise that a tropical depression or Tropical Storm Edouard could form along the U.S. Gulf Coast, while Dolly’s remnants could drench the Caribbean and possibly South Florida this week, forecasters said.