As of 8 a.m. EDT Monday, the fourth tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season Dorian, was centered about 205 miles east-southeast of Barbados and moving west at 14 mph (23 kph). Maximum sustained winds were at 60 mph (85 kph). Forecasters said it could brush past southwest Puerto Rico late Wednesday as a Category 1 hurricane and then strike the southeast corner of the Dominican Republic early Thursday. 

It is still too early to tell how the storm will affect the US mainland and Florida coastal areas

<p>As of 8 a.m. EDT Monday, the fourth tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season Dorian, was centered about 205 miles east-southeast of Barbados and moving west at 14 mph (23 kph). Maximum sustained winds were at 60 mph (85 kph). Forecasters said it could brush past southwest Puerto Rico late Wednesday as a Category 1 hurricane and then strike the southeast corner of the Dominican Republic early Thursday.&nbsp;<br><br>It is still too early to tell how the storm will affect the US mainland and Florida coastal areas</p>

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