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Redevelopment Less Likely for Remnants of Dolly; 2 Atlantic Systems Tracked by NHC
The National Hurricane Center says both systems have only a 10% chance of development over the next 7 days.
- On Saturday, August 29, 2026, the National Hurricane Center began tracking two tropical systems as the Atlantic hurricane season approaches its early September climatological peak.
- Remnants of former Tropical Storm Dolly, which devolved Friday, are moving west at 25 mph east of the Leeward Islands, though redevelopment remains unlikely due to unfavorable atmospheric conditions.
- A weak low-pressure area centered about 100 miles south-southwest of Pensacola, Florida, is producing disorganized showers, with forecasters expecting slow development as it remains nearly stationary.
- Both systems currently hold a 10% chance of development over the next seven days, and the NHC reported no Atlantic tropical cyclones were active as of 8 a.m. Saturday.
- As hurricane season nears its peak around September 10, meteorologists continue monitoring the Atlantic basin; should a system develop into a tropical storm, the next name on the list is Edouard.
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Redevelopment less likely for remnants of Dolly; 2 Atlantic systems tracked by NHC
The National Hurricane Center continues to track two tropical Atlantic disturbances this weekend, giving the one closest to Florida — a weak low in the Gulf that's expected to drift west — slightly better formation chances over the next week.
·Florida, United States
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Orlando SentinelHurricane center tracks Gulf system, Dolly’s remnants that could threaten Florida
Tropical Storm Dolly may have turned back into just a tropical wave on Friday, but the National Hurricane Center continued Saturday to keep its eye on it as well as a Gulf system with chances to develop.
·Deerfield Beach, United States
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