00:00A new tropical threat is taking shape in the Atlantic, even as Cristobal weakens.
00:05Cristobal has fallen to a tropical depression, with maximum winds of 35 miles per hour.
00:11The system is spinning far northeast of Bermuda, and poses no expected threat to the U.S. or Bermuda.
00:17But forecasters are watching another tropical wave east of the Caribbean.
00:22That system has a high chance of developing into the Atlantic's next-named storm, Dolly.
00:27Development is most likely from Thursday into Friday.
00:30According to AccuWeather meteorologists, if it remains weak, the system could bring heavy rain.
00:36Gusty thunderstorms and choppy seas to Caribbean islands.
00:40If it strengthens quickly, the storm could track farther north of the Leeward Islands.
00:45Windshear over the Caribbean could also weaken or completely disrupt the system.
00:50Another tropical wave emerging from Africa has about a 50% chance of developing.
00:55With Cabo Verde activity increasing in August, Caribbean residents are urged to closely monitor the latest forecasts.
01:03Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced, using AI-assisted tools AI-generated.
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