KEILAR: Tonight, the hurricane-ravaged Bahamas maybe in the path of another storm. Parts of the island nation are under a new tropical storm warning. Let's go to CNN meteorologist Jennifer Gray with the new forecast. What are you seeing?</s>JENNIFER GRAY, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Well, this isn't nearly as strong as Dorian. But I think the worst part about this is, it's just going to delay those relief efforts for a couple of days. And that's awful when you're talking about what just happened in the Bahamas. This could be a tropical storm as it passes through the northern end of the Bahamas by tomorrow, has winds of 30 miles per hour, gusts of 40, moving at eight miles per hour. This storm is much weaker than Dorian but it is still going to bring a lot of rain and even some wind to, yes, the Bahamas. So, we're already starting to see some scattered showers pushing through Grand Bahama, as well as Abaco. This passes just to the north and east of Grand Bahamas Island, we are going to see 40 miles per hour winds by tomorrow afternoon. The latest track at 5:00 p.m. does keep this to the east of the U.S. So, this is going to stay off the coast. We are going to have some rip currents across Florida and the Southeast, as we go through the next couple of days. Could actually strengthen into a hurricane by Monday afternoon. But so far, that track looks like thereby well away from shore by the time that happens. Here are the latest models, Brianna, it looks like they're in agreement as well.</s>KEILAR: All right. Jennifer, thanks so much. I'm Brianna Keilar, thank you for watching. "ERIN BURNETT OUTFRONT" starts right now.
New Forecast: Tropical Storm Warning for Hurricane-Ravaged Bahamas