Potential Development of Tropical Storm Dolly from Atlantic Wave

A significant tropical wave originating from Africa is on a path toward the Leeward Islands and may evolve into the upcoming Atlantic tropical depression or Tropical Storm Dolly. According to AccuWeather, the development could be hindered by strong wind shear and dry air from the Sahara, while a strengthening El Niño continues to dampen tropical activity. Thus far in 2026, the Atlantic has seen only three tropical storms, with no hurricanes reported. Early next week, parts of the Lesser Antilles may experience heavy rainfall, gusty thunderstorms, and turbulent seas. The future risk of this system to the Caribbean and surrounding areas will be determined by its trajectory and intensity.
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