Oscar probably won’t be around long. After making a run westward at Cuba, it will begin turning north into Monday and weakening into Tuesday.

Oscar initially had a low chance of developing, but is now headed for the Caribbean as a hurricane, bringing heavy rain and dangerous storm surge, according to the 2 p.m. Saturday from the National Hurricane Center. Hurricane Oscar is moving west at around 12 mph and is predicted to be stay on this path for the rest of Saturday.

The formation of Oscar and Nadine comes as parts of the U.S. have been hit hard by a pair of hurricanes, Helene and Milton, that devastated communities, destroyed roads, caused power outages, took lives and injured many.