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

Originally, the National Hurricane Center indicated that the chances of a storm forming in the Atlantic “in the coming days” was “not likely"

The potential formation for Hurricane Nadine and Hurricane Oscar is being monitored by the National Hurricane Center, according to its two-day outlook for Tuesday. Two low-pressure systems that could develop into tropical storms were already being tracked on Friday last week by weather experts who were looking at various models for possible storms

The National Hurricane Center says Invest 94L could become Tropical Storm Nadine as it approaches the Caribbean. See Texas impact.

The good news for Floridians who have been hit by back-to-back hurricanes is that neither of two brewing storms are expected to impact Florida much.

A tropical depression could form as Invest94L moves toward the Leeward Islands late this week, according to the National Hurricane Center.

Hurricane Milton will make landfall Wednesday night as the National Hurricane Center is tracking several other disturbances.

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.

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