The 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season officially began Friday, but Florida will actually get a much-needed break in the tropical weather pattern this weekend.
The 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season officially began Friday, but Florida will actually get a much-needed break in the tropical weather pattern this weekend.
The downpours came early Wednesday along the Gulf Coast, and they will be intense later today on the Atlantic side.
The remnant circulation from the system will move through Alabama today, but plenty of tropical moisture remains across Florida this week.
Subtropical Storm Alberto will likely make landfall Monday afternoon near Fort Walton Beach, Florida.
Latest official forecast is nearly 60 miles east and about six hours sooner than one day ago. Residents from Destin to Panama City should finish preparations.
Subtropical Storm Alberto now forecast to move a little closer to Florida's west coast. Landfall still expected near Pensacola late Monday.
Subtropical Storm Alberto could produce tropical storm force winds, minor storm surge, and inland flooding along portions of the Florida Gulf Coast Sunday and Monday.
A tropical storm is likely to form in the Gulf of Mexico by Saturday, potentially strengthening and approaching the Florida Panhandle by Memorial Day.