Tropical Storm Dolly Tracker Reveals US Territory at Risk Within Days
Summary
Tropical Storm Dolly formed in the Atlantic Ocean and is moving quickly west toward the Caribbean. It may bring heavy rain and possible flash flooding to U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands within the next few days.Key Facts
- Tropical Storm Dolly formed on Thursday in the Atlantic Ocean with winds of 40 mph (65 kph).
- The storm is moving west at about 24 mph (39 kph) and is expected to reach the Leeward Islands by the weekend.
- Dolly could cause heavy rain and flash flooding in higher areas of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Hispaniola.
- Dolly is likely to weaken into a tropical wave before reaching the islands.
- Two other storms, Karina and Lowell, formed in the Pacific Ocean and may become hurricanes soon.
- There are no current watches or warnings for Karina and Lowell, but Karina may cause dangerous surf in parts of Mexico and Baja California.
- Tropical storms in the Atlantic are named by a rotating list set by the World Meteorological Organization.
- Dolly is the fourth named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.
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