Dolly forms as tropical storm on a slow Caribbean-bound track
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Tropical Storm Dolly has formed on a slow path toward the Caribbean and is not expected to strengthen into a hurricane, though its rainfall could affect the Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands and Puerto Rico. The name Dolly is a coincidence with the late Dolly Parton, and the article notes that NOAA forecasts 8–14 tropical storms this season, with 3–6 potentially becoming major hurricanes.
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