Tropical Storm Erin is moving quickly and forecast to become the first hurricane of the Atlantic season by the "latter part of this week," the National Hurricane Center said Monday. Erin had maximum sustained winds of 45 mph and was moving west at 21 mph,

Meteorologist Devon Lucie has the latest on Erin and where the storm is likeliest to track, and if there's any chance of moving into the Caribbean or the Gulf, then shows you a weak system highlighted by the National Hurricane Center in the Gulf that is surging in higher tropical humidity and responsible for a lot of storms over the South Shore and what to expect for storm activity through midweek.

The tropical storm was last tracked past the Cabo Verde Islands off Africa's west coast, according to AccuWeather.