The primary risks associated with Tropical Storm Dolly include heavy rainfall and localized flooding in the Leeward Islands, Puerto Rico, and parts of the southeastern U.S. coast. While the storm is not expected to intensify into a hurricane, its potential to redevelop off the U.S. coast could bring additional rainfall and minor coastal impacts. Homeowners in Florida, Georgia, and other coastal areas should remain alert, as weather conditions can change rapidly. The strong El Niño conditions are expected to limit the overall severity of the Atlantic hurricane season, but vigilance is still advised.