CENTRAL FLA. — Tropical Depression Fay is barely a tropical cyclone in the eastern Atlantic, while a new Atlantic system is becoming more likely later this week.
The 5 pm advisory from the National Hurricane Center had winds of 35 mph.
The system is being severely impacted by dry air and wind shear, and it is now expected to remain a remnant low by Tuesday.
Fay is moving slowly to the south but is expected to accelerate in the coming days and turn to the southwest.
The storm will remain out to sea in the open Atlantic.
Fay is the sixth named storm of the season.
Elsewhere, an area of interest in the open Atlantic could organize further in the coming days.
This area, now designated Invest 91L, is located southeast of Bermuda and has shown some early signs of organization.
The National Hurricane Center now gives this system a 60% chance of developing into a depression in the coming days.
Invest 91L is also expected to remain out to sea.
Neither complex will impact Florida or the United States.
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