Hurricane Erin is currently pulling away from the U.S. coastline, though coastal flooding is expected to peak Thursday night. As Erin exits, meteorologists are keeping a close eye on a triangle of tropical disturbances developing in the Atlantic. There are indications that another storm could soon follow Erin, with forecasters tracking at least four potential systems, including Invest 90-L, which may develop into a tropical depression this weekend. Recent models suggest additional storm threats may brew behind Erin, while efforts continue to monitor the evolving weather conditions. An alert has been issued regarding the possibility of cyclonic activity near the Cape Verde Islands, indicating an active hurricane season ahead.