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The Boston Globe
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Tropical Storm Dolly Develops in Atlantic
Tropical Storm Dolly has formed over the Main Development Region in the Atlantic, with sustained winds of 40 mph, and is expected to move toward the Leeward Islands while remaining as a tropical storm. Its progression is hindered by strong wind shear caused by an intense El Niño, which has kept the Atlantic relatively quiet this season, resulting in only three named storms so far. Most forecasts predict Dolly will dissipate over Puerto Rico early next week, with the broader Atlantic hurricane activity remaining below average due to unfavorable environmental conditions.
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