As Erin continues to move away and enter the northern Atlantic Waters, there are three other tropical disturbances that we monitor. The first one is a very compact disturbance located right over the center of the Atlantic, over 1200 miles south of the Azores Islands. This system has a low chance for tropical development, and […]

Today: Mostly sunny and hot. High near 95. Heat index near 105. Breezy with wind gusts to 15 mph. Scattered afternoon thunderstorms. Tonight: A few early storms, then partly cloudy and humid. Low 75.

Tonight: Showers and thunderstorms are likely in the early evening. Decreasing clouds overnight. Low: 73. Tuesday: Sunny and hot. An isolated afternoon shower or thunderstorm is possible. Northeast winds will be up to 15 miles per hour. High: 92. Heat index values will be over 100 degrees. Tuesday night: Mostly clear. Low: 74.

Over the weekend, Erin strengthened into powerful category 5 hurricane with winds that reached 160 miles per hour. The forecast track will keep Erin over water, but as the storm makes an approach to the Florida coastline, there will still be impacts felt along Florida’s Atlantic beaches. Rip current risks are already high along the […]

Today: Sun and clouds with afternoon showers and thunderstorms likely. High: 91. Tonight: A shower or thunderstorm is possible before midnight. Decreasing clouds overnight. Low: 73. Tuesday: Sunny with a small chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm. High: 92. Heat index values over 100 are likely.

Tonight: Evening showers and thunderstorms likely then remaining mostly cloudy overnight. Low: 74. Monday: Some sunshine early then increasing chances of a shower or thunderstorm later in the day. High: 89. Monday night: An evening shower is possible then decreasing clouds. Low: 74.

Today: Partly to mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms. High: 90. Tonight: Evening showers likely then decreasing clouds. Low: 74. Monday: Mostly sunny early then showers and thunderstorms become likely after noon. High: 90.

Erin not only rapidly intensified between Friday and Saturday, but also had an extremely rapid intensification. On Friday morning, Erin was a tropical storm with maximum sustained winds of 70 mph. By 11 a.m. on Saturday, the National Hurricane Center indicated that Erin had gained major catastrophic maximum sustained winds of 160 mph. This is […]