The tropical system off the coast of Africa is still expected to turn away from the United States. However, a new spot has popped up in the Caribbean Sea.
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Tropical system expected by weekend
A tropical depression or storm is expected to form by the weekend.
Atlantic system becomes fourth named storm
Subtropical Storm Debby forms in the central Atlantic.
Remnants of Beryl in the Caribbean
Beryl has dissipated into a low-pressure system, but has an opportunity to spin back up later in the week.
Second tropical depression forms in the Atlantic
Tropical Depression Three and Hurricane Beryl are moving in opposite directions in the Atlantic. At this time, neither storm is expected to impact the United States.
Storm shifts east away from Pensacola
Subtropical Storm Alberto appears to have made a shift away from this area; however, tropical storm warnings are still in effect.
Alberto picking up speed
Alberto has picked up a little speed and will continue to gather strength as it makes it way here.
Tornadoes possible this evening
A tornado watch is likely for later today as a result of Alberto's trek toward the Gulf Coast,
Heavy rainfall expected with approaching storm
The National Weather Service in Mobile is calling for excessive rainfall and possible flash flooding associated with the system developing in the Caribbean.
First tropical storm of the season expected
The National Hurricane Center has increased the storm's chances of development to 90 percent.
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