Forecasters watched Invest 94L in the Caribbean on Saturday but didn't see conditions that would make that system a threat.

A short-lived tropical depression or even Tropical Storm Nadine could form but it's Invest 95L that could strengthen before impacting Central America.

As people in Florida pick up the pieces from Hurricane Milton, there was Tropical Storm Leslie far out to sea and a tropical wave.

An area of low pressure in the Atlantic has a 20 percent chance of reaching tropical cyclone strength in the next 48 hours.

Wind shear and mountains in Hispaniola could help protect Florida from direct impacts if Invest 94L does become Tropical Storm or Hurricane Nadine.

As people in Florida pick up the pieces from Hurricane Milton, there was Tropical Storm Leslie far out to sea and a tropical wave.

For now, the system does not appear to be a threat to the mainland United States, and the odds of anything making it into the Gulf of Mexico are low.

A system has low chances to become Tropical Storm Nadine later this week, but strong winds could destroy those chances.

Heavy rain and gusty winds are expected for Puerto Rico, other Caribbean islands regardless of how this system develops.

Forecasters are monitoring a pair of systems in the tropics that could develop into named storms. One system, called Invest 94L, is now in the Central Atlantic, and expected to pass near the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico on Friday,