The National Hurricane Center is tracking three areas in the Atlantic, including Tropical Storm Humberto, which formed in the Atlantic on Wednesday evening. As of the latest advisory, Humberto is located just under 500 miles east-northeast of the northern Leeward Islands. It's moving NW at 8 mph, and the northwest motion is expected over the next several days. The latest track did shift slightly south and west-- that westerly shift is a trend for both systems to watch right now in the Atlantic. A tropical wave bringing tropical downpours and gusty wind to Turks and Caicos and the Dominican Republic is now becoming more organized and could be a tropical depression by tomorrow. By the weekend, this potential storm will be moving through parts of the Bahamas, either as a tropical depression or tropical storms. Latest model data continues to favor a westward shift closer to the Atlantic coastline. There is the possibility of a landfall anywhere from the Georgia to the Carolina coastlines. Until this invest becomes better organized, it will be tricky to pin point the exact track of what could become Imelda by the weekend. Chance of development over the next 48 hours: 70% Chance of development over the next 7 days: 90%