11th tropical depression of the season forms, but will likely dissipate by Monday

The eleventh tropical depression of the 2018 hurricane season formed Friday night (Sept. 21) about 510 miles east of the Windward Islands, the National Hurricane Centre reported.

The depression had maximum sustained winds of 35 mph and was moving west-northwest in the Atlantic at 6 mph.

The Hurricane Center said this general motion will likely continue over the weekend.

“Little change in strength is expected for the next day or two. The depression is forecast to dissipate late this weekend or early next week before it reaches the Lesser Antilles,” the Hurricane Center said.

There are, however, three other Atlantic disturbances being tracked by the Hurricane Center.