Dolly's Rain Returns to Florida as Edouard Forms in Gulf

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The National Hurricane Center says Dolly’s remnants could bring locally heavy rain and gusty winds to parts of Florida later this week, while a developing system in the Gulf—Potential Tropical Cyclone 5—could become Tropical Storm Edouard and threaten the Louisiana/Texas coast. Florida faces a marginal risk for excessive rainfall Thursday, with rainfall totals potentially reaching 4 inches in spots and an elevated rip current risk at beaches as swell from Dolly’s remnants arrives.
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- Remnants of Dolly bound for Florida while Tropical Storm Edouard could form in Gulf, NHC says Orlando Sentinel
- NHC: Tropical Storm Dolly remnants could bring heavy rain to Florida FOX 35 Orlando
- System upgraded to Potential Tropical Cyclone Five in Gulf WESH
- The Weather Authority: 2 systems to watch in the Tropics WINK News
- National Hurricane Center says Florida in path of former Tropical Storm Dolly Florida Politics
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