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Tropical Storm Dolly has emerged in the south-central Atlantic and is moving toward the Leeward Islands situated in the northeastern Caribbean. AccuWeather predicts rainfall amounts between 1 to 4 inches across the Leeward Islands, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and Cuba, with localized maxima potentially reaching 12 inches. Wind gusts may hit 60 mph, raising alarms about flash flooding, potential tree damage, and power outages. Factors such as wind shear and dry air could diminish Dolly's strength near the islands. Nonetheless, should the storm persist, conditions in proximity to the Bahamas and the southeastern U.S. coastline may encourage further development late next week.
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00:00Tropical Storm Dolly has formed over the south-central Atlantic.
00:03The storm is now tracking toward the northeastern Caribbean.
00:07Dolly is expected to approach the Leeward Islands this weekend.
00:10Downpours, gusty thunderstorms, and rough seas are forecast.
00:14Rainfall could reach 1 to 4 inches across several islands.
00:17In some areas, rainfall could locally reach 12 inches.
00:21That raises the risk of flash flooding in vulnerable locations.
00:24Wind gusts could also reach around 60 miles per hour.
00:27But Dolly faces major obstacles as it moves west.
00:31Dry air and strong wind shear could weaken the storm.
00:34Land interaction across the Caribbean may further disrupt it.
00:37However, Dolly could potentially regain strength farther north.
00:41Warmer waters and lower wind shear near the Bahamas may help.
00:44That could bring renewed concern for the southeastern United States.
00:48Forecasters will closely monitor Dolly's track and intensity in the coming days.
00:53Disclosure.
00:53This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools AI generated.

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