Tropical Storm Dolly, the fourth named storm of the current hurricane season, formed Thursday in the central Atlantic. The system is currently moving westward at 39 kilometers per hour and does not pose an immediate threat to coastal regions, according to the National Hurricane Center.
Meteorological projections indicate that Dolly is expected to lose its organizational structure before reaching the Caribbean. However, the system or its remnants are forecast to bring rainfall to the Dominican Republic between Sunday and Monday.
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