The third named storm of the 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Season formed overnight Monday.

Tropical Storm Colin is heading west-northwest on a forecast track that would take it up the eastern coast of the United States.

If everything goes as planned, Colin would stay out of the Gulf of Mexico.

The 24/7 Weather Team is monitoring a tropical wave in the Caribbean Sea however.

The National Hurricane Center has given this wide area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms a slight chance of upgrading into a tropical cyclone by Thursday.

Early Tuesday morning, the wave was situated over the southeastern Caribbean and South America, moving west.

In the Valley, isolated showers are possible Tuesday.     

See the complete forecast, go to the KGBT Hurricane Page.