An area off the Carolina coast is highlighted with a low chance to develop as a low-pressure system has developed off an old frontal boundary and could become tropical. Chances have been decreasing and it will move north, away from Florida.

Two tropical depressions could form later this week or over the weekend, according to the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center. One of the disturbances is located a few hundred miles off Florida and the southeastern coast of the United States.

Tropical Storm Dexter poses no threat to land while two other Atlantic systems churn as hurricane season activity begins to increase in August.