A new tropical storm has formed in the Atlantic basin and may bring a glancing blow of rain and wind to the northeastern Caribbean islands later in the week.

"The tropical wave we've been monitoring across Atlantic main development region has developed into Tropical Storm Jerry as of Tuesday morning," AccuWeather Lead Hurricane Expert Alex DaSilva said.

AccuWeather classified this area a tropical rainstorm early Tuesday morning and became the first known source to draw a map tracking the path of the storm, due to impending impacts on the northeastern Caribbean. A few hours later, Jerry had formed.

Jerry was showing clears signs of organization on satellite with clouds, showers and thunderstorms wrapping around the developing center as of midday Tuesday.

Steering winds will guide Je

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