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AURORA, IL: Sunny, 79°F | Wind: NW 10-15 mph | Barometer: 29.97 in | Lake Michigan Shoreline: Wave Heights 1-2 ft | No immediate severe hazards active.
AM Bus Pickup (6:30 AM - 8:00 AM)
68°F
Mostly Clear • Precip Risk: 5%
PM Bus Return (2:30 PM - 4:00 PM)
79°F
Sunny • Wind: NW 12 mph
Transit Advisory
GREEN / CLEAR
Dry roads, clear visibility across routes.
Lake Michigan Water Temp
71°F
Nearshore Buoy Telemetry
Surf & Wave Height
1 - 2 FT
Rip Current Risk: LOW
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SUBJECT: Remnants of Dolly / Tropical Update & Operational Briefing

1. Current Meteorological Status: Remnants of Dolly

The National Hurricane Center has officially discontinued advisories on former Tropical Storm Dolly, having degraded the system into an open tropical wave.

AP News


  • Current State: Open tropical wave (previously the season's fourth named storm).

    AP News


  • Trajectory & Timeline: The wave is tracking west toward the Caribbean, expected to move across the Leeward Islands, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and Hispaniola over the weekend and into early next week.

    WWLTV.com


  • Primary Hazards: Locally heavy rainfall capable of producing flash flooding, particularly across higher terrain regions. Maximum sustained winds have decreased below tropical-storm force. No coastal watches or warnings remain in effect.

    WWLTV.com+ 2


2. Regional Impact & Timeline Table

Sub-Region

Hazard Window

Potential Impact

Leeward Islands

Late Saturday into Sunday

Heavy downpours, localized flash flooding in high terrain.

Virgin Islands & Puerto Rico

Sunday into Monday

Increasing rain bands, minor urban and river flooding.

Hispaniola

Sunday into Monday

Scattered heavy convective rain activity over mountainous zones.

3. TNW Operations & Division Telemetry

  • TNW News & Daisy Weather Dispatches: Automated data feeds have ceased tracking Dolly as an active tropical cyclone. Editorial focus shifts to local Caribbean QPF (Quantitative Precipitation Forecast) monitoring and regional downstream impacts for Monday morning briefings.

  • North Truck Stop Transit Telemetry: Long-haul dispatchers operating across southeastern freight corridors and maritime connector routes are advised that regional overland weather remains stable, with no immediate tropical threat impacting domestic logistics hubs.

  • TNW Aquatics & Coastal Division: Marine units and coastal monitoring stations from Puerto Rico eastward are logging small craft advisory clearances as peak wind threats have dissolved with the transition to an open wave.

4. Graphic Asset Specification: "Dolly Wave Track & Impacts"

  • Format: 16:9 Web Banner / Social Broadcast Graphic (TNW Standard Alert Template)

  • Header Bar: TNW SPECIAL WEATHER BRIEFING: REMNANTS OF DOLLY

  • Visual Elements:

    • Satellite vapor overlay tracking the open wave axis moving west past longitude 55W toward the Leeward chain.

    • Color-coded hazard zones: Green (Open wave transition - no sustained gales), Yellow Flash Flood Alert(Leeward Islands, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola spanning Saturday–Monday).

  • Footer Ticker: NHC advisory cycle concluded. Monitor local emergency management for localized heavy rain warnings.

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