ORLANDO, Fla. — Leslie has weakened to a Subtropical Depression and it is the only named system in the Atlantic, since Kirk has dissipated.

Leslie does not pose a threat to Florida or the U.S. Coastline.

Subtropical Depression Leslie continues to sit in the open waters of the north-central Atlantic. It is about 1,175 miles west of the Azores. It has winds of 35 mph and it is moving slowly to the east at 3 mph.

This system will not impact land. It is expected to become a post-tropical cyclone on Tuesday.

We also continue to watch an area with a moderate chance of development between Bermuda and the Bahamas. As it moves northwest, it may take on tropical characteristics briefly, but the long range outlook is not favorable for significant strengthening.

While it has a chance to clip the Carolinas, the core of the system will stay offshore as a frontal system over eastern United States keeps it from moving inland. We will be keeping an eye on it.

The remnants of Kirk also have a moderate chance of redeveloping over the next 5 days. Its remnants are located 1,300 miles east of the Windward Islands.

If it were to redevelop, it would be a weak tropical system and it would likely not last as a tropical system very long. The winds in the Caribbean are extremely unfavorable for development right now.

Hurricane season runs through November 30.