A weak low-pressure system is being monitored as it moves near Florida's panhandle. The system is slow-moving and disorganized, with only a 10% chance of developing into an organized system. Its proximity to certain areas will bring tropical moisture, increasing rain chances.

Tropical Storm Dolly formed and quickly dissipated, becoming a remnant low. This system has a chance to redevelop as it moves into the Bahamas, but must overcome wind shear and dry air. It is expected to bring rain to the Caribbean, which will help alleviate drought conditions in some areas.

Further details on these tropical disturbances are available, including model tracks and development chances.