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Resilient Tropical Storm Elsa kills 1 in Jacksonville, Florida, injures 10 in southeast Georgia John Bacon, Doyle Rice and Jorge L. Ortiz, USA TODAY © Bob Self, Florida Times-Union/USA TODAY Network Law enforcement investigators on the scene of a fatal car crash in Jacksonville, Florida. This was one of two vehicles hit by a large pine tree that fell across the road during strong wind bands from Tropical Storm Elsa Wednesday afternoon. Even after it lost some of its punch, a resilient Tropical Storm Elsa headed across the Georgia coast and into South Carolina Wednesday nig...

By Will Althoff Jun 29, 2021 We're less than a month into hurricane season and right now there are two disturbances in the Atlantic officials are keeping their eyes on. Dr Jack Beven, Senior Hurricane Specialist at the National Hurricane Center, says the chances right now are low. Beven says none of the storms this season has been too intense, but there've been more than they've seen in previous seasons. Photo credit: National Hurricane Center

By Will Althoff Jun 29, 2021 We're less than a month into hurricane season and right now there are two disturbances in the Atlantic officials are keeping their eyes on. Dr Jack Beven, Senior Hurricane Specialist at the National Hurricane Center, says the chances right now are low. Beven says none of the storms this season has been too intense, but there've been more than they've seen in previous seasons. Photo credit: National Hurricane Center

By Will Althoff Jun 29, 2021 We're less than a month into hurricane season and right now there are two disturbances in the Atlantic officials are keeping their eyes on. Dr Jack Beven, Senior Hurricane Specialist at the National Hurricane Center, says the chances right now are low. Beven says none of the storms this season has been too intense, but there've been more than they've seen in previous seasons. Photo credit: National Hurricane Center

Meteorologists are expecting long area of low pressure to emerge early next week with potential of becoming the next tropical depression or storm.