TS Dolly lives!

Screenshot of a map showing the Atlantic and Caribbean Sea and north coast of South America. There is a reverse-tapering cone showing the path of Tropical Storm Dolly, with current position over the middle of the ocean, traveling in the range of 35-40mph and approaching San Juan, Puerto Rico by some time mid or late Sunday. The cone of potential paths is surprisingly tight so it seems certain that the British Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and Dominican Republic will feel the storm's effects.
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Screenshot of a map showing the Atlantic and Caribbean Sea and north coast of South America. There is a reverse-tapering cone showing the path of Tropical Storm Dolly, with current position over the middle of the ocean, traveling in the range of 35-40mph and approaching San Juan, Puerto Rico by some time mid or late Sunday. The cone of potential paths is surprisingly tight so it seems certain that the British Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and Dominican Republic will feel the storm's effects.
Purely coincidence.

Really -- "Dolly" was added to the rotating list of tropical storm names after "Diana" was retired in 1990.

Anyway, Dolly is going to put on a show and make some noise in the Atlantic north of South America for a couple days but should downgrade before it reaches the Lesser Antilles. Slight chance of it re-forming after the weather pattern passes over the Bahamas, but it's not worth worrying about unless it happens.

source: https://weather.com/2026...

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