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Tropical Storm Alberto moving away (continued)

- Tropical Storm Alberto began moving away from the Southeast coast overnight.

- As of 5am EDT Monday the center of Tropical Storm Alberto was 100 miles to the east-northeast of St. Augustine, Florida or 165 miles south of Charleston, SC with top winds of 40 mph.

- Alberto is moving south-southeast at 5 mph with a turn to the northeast expected later today.

- Even though Alberto crosses the Gulf Stream today and tonight increasing wind shear should prevent strengthening.

- Increased wave and dangerous rip currents are possible along the coast from northeast Florida through South Carolina into Tuesday.

- A few showers may brush the coastline from Florida to South Carolina.

- Tropical Depression Two-E formed in the eastern Pacific south of Acapulco Sunday evening.

- As of 2am PDT Monday the center of the depression was located 520 miles to the south of Acapulco and was moving toward the west at 6 mph with top winds of 35 mph.

- The depression is forecast to strengthen into Tropical Storm Bud later today and could become a hurricane by Tuesday night or Wednesday.

- A turn to the northwest and eventually north is projected during the first half of the week.

- This system could threaten the central Mexico coast late in the week.