The next tropical storm to develop in the Atlantic will be named Dolly. This naming is a coincidence and not related to the recent death of Dolly Parton. The World Meteorological Organization sets the procedures for naming storm systems, using lists of names that are reused every six years.

The lists for the Atlantic region are alphabetical and alternate between male and female names. This season has already seen the formation of Tropical Storm Arthur, Tropical Storm Bertha, and Tropical Storm Cristobal.

Further details on the naming procedures and the current hurricane season are available from the source.