National Hurricane Center tracking 2 areas of interest
Updated: 9:29 PM EDT Oct 29, 2023
AND ONLINE AS THE CONFLICT CONTINUES. ALL RIGHT. TURNING TO THE WEATHER NOW IN OUR FORECAST. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL, PERFECT WEEKEND OUT THERE. A LITTLE WINDY, BUT IT WAS BEAUTIFUL AND NOW WE’RE ALREADY LOOKING AHEAD TO HALLOWEEN, HOPING WE CAN EXTEND THIS STREAK HERE. YEAH, IT’S GOING TO BE DRY ON HALLOWEEN. NO RAIN COMING OUR WAY SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO CARRY THE UMBRELLA WITH YOUR HALLOWEEN TRICK OR TREAT HEADACHE. YEAH, THAT’S JUST A HEADACHE. SO IT’S NICE THAT MOTHER NATURE. SHE’S COOPERATIVE AND WE’LL CARRY PERFECTLY DRY CONDITIONS ALL THE WAY THROUGHOUT THE REMAINDER OF YOUR WEEKEND INTO THE WORKWEEK. COMING UP, WE ARE CONSISTENTLY CLEAR OVER DAYTONA BEACH RIGHT NOW, WHICH BARELY A CLOUD REMAINS IN SIGHT. TEMPERATURES HAVE NOW FALLEN BACK INTO THE UPPER 70S, BUT STILL BREEZY, AS YOU WERE JUST MENTIONING. NANCY WINDS COMING IN FROM THE EAST AND NORTHEAST AT TEN MILE PER HOUR SPEEDS. AND WE’VE SEEN THOSE WINDS OVER THE COURSE OF THE WEEKEND INCREASE YOUR RIP CURRENT RISK AND YOUR WAVE HEIGHTS. THANKFULLY, AS WE MOVE INTO THE NEXT WORKWEEK, NOT TOO MUCH OF A FACTOR ANYMORE. SO WE’LL SEE THOSE WINDS SUBSIDE TONIGHT AND WE WILL SHOW DRY CONDITIONS STILL PERSISTING AT THE MOMENT. TEMPERATURES RANGE BETWEEN THE UPPER 70S, THE LOWER 80S. I FEEL LIKE OUR SENSOR AT NEW SMYRNA BEACH MIGHT JUST BE OFF A TAD. I KNOW IT’S NOT 97 DEGREES OUT THERE, MUCH CLOSER TO 79 IS WHAT I’M PREDICTING. NEVERTHELESS, THOUGH, STILL BREEZY ALL ACROSS I-95, WE’VE GOT TEN 12 MILE PER HOUR SPEEDS IN MELBOURNE. WE SEE EVEN FASTER WINDS AS YOU MOVE ACROSS I-4 INTO THE CITY. BEAUTIFUL 15 MILE PER HOUR CONDITIONS IN ORLANDO, THOUGH, AND SOMETIMES THAT BREEZE CAN MAKE YOU FEEL A LITTLE BIT COOLER. SO THAT WAS NICE IN THE AFTERNOON AND WE’LL SEE THAT WIND SLOWLY SUBSIDE LATER TONIGHT IN WHICH WE DO HAVE A FALCON NINE LAUNCH WITH AN 85% CHANCE FOR WEATHER RESTRICTIONS NOT TO BE IN THE PICTURE. LIFT OFF WINDS ARE WHAT WE’RE CONCERNED ABOUT. ALSO, BOOST YOUR RECOVERY AS THE WINDS COULD BE A LITTLE BIT FASTER JUST OFFSHORE AS WE LOOK TO REEL THOSE BOOSTERS BACK IN FOR TOMORROW, THOUGH, SUNSHINE DOES PERSIST AS WE KICK OFF THE WORKWEEK WITH HIGHS RANGING BETWEEN THE LOW AND THE UPPER 80S STILL A SLIGHT BREEZE FROM THE NORTH AND THE EAST. NOT AS FAST AS WE SAW TODAY. NEVERTHELESS, THOUGH, WE WILL STILL SEE FASTER MOVING WINDS ACROSS OUR COASTAL COMMUNITIES. SPEAKING OF THE COAST, JUST OFFSHORE, WE HAVE INVEST 96, WHICH HAS DEVELOPED PRETTY RAPIDLY OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS. WE’RE STILL SHOWING 60% CHANCE IS FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OVER THE NEXT TWO. AND SEVEN DAYS STRETCH, AS WE DO SEE WIND SPEEDS NOW AT 40MPH. SO IT’S FAST ENOUGH TO BE A TROPICAL STORM. WHAT WE’RE LACKING IS THAT WELL-DEFINED CENTER OF CIRCULATION. BUT BETWEEN NOW AND TOMORROW, WE COULD HAVE OUR NEXT NAMED STORM ON OUR HANDS AS THE AIR FORCE RECON TEAM IS GOING TO BE FLYING OVERHEAD JUST TO MAKE SURE THAT WE HAVE ALL OF THE INGREDIENTS IN PLACE. LIKELY GOING TO BE A SHORT LIVED STORM BEING SWEPT AND BROKEN APART BY A COLD FRONT AS WE MOVE INTO THE NEXT WORK WEEK. THAT SAME COLD FRONT COULD POSSIBLY END OUR DROUGHT AS WE DO HAVE. WE’VE GONE 16 STRAIGHT DAYS WITHOUT ANY MEASURABLE PRECIPITATION HERE IN ORLANDO, AND THAT COLD FRONT COULD HAVE A DROP OF RAIN. LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT IT RIGHT NOW. HIGH PRESSURE THAT’S BEEN DOMINATING OUR FORECAST ALL WEEKEND LONG. WE DO SEE THAT COLD FRONT SLOWLY MOVING IN ON HALLOWEEN ITSELF. A SMALL CHANCE FOR A COASTAL SHOWER. THE REST OF US, UNFORTUNATELY, ARE LIKELY STAYING DRY, BUT WE ARE MUCH COOLER AS WE KICK IT INTO GEAR ON WEDNESDAY. TEMPERATURES DROP FROM THE MID 80S TO THE MID 70S AND THEN WE’RE HANGING OUT I
National Hurricane Center tracking 2 areas of interest
Updated: 9:29 PM EDT Oct 29, 2023
Two areas of interest are being watched by the National Hurricane Center.The first disturbance, Invest 96-L, is a couple of hundred miles east of the central Bahamas that’s been given a 40% chance of development in the next two days and a 40% chance of development in the next seven days.”Shower and thunderstorm activity persists, but the system only has limited time to develop into a short-lived tropical depression or storm over the next day or so as it moves slowly west-northwestward,” the NHC said.The second is a broad area of low pressure in the southwestern Caribbean Sea.”Environmental conditions appear conducive for some gradual development thereafter while the system moves generally westward at 10 to 15 mph towards Central America,” the NHC said.The tropical disturbance currently has a low chance of development.As of Sunday night, the system had a 30% chance of development in the next seven days.Related: How to make your family and home safe for hurricane seasonRelated: WESH 2 Hurricane Survival Guide 2023Related: WESH 2 2023 Hurricane Season Forecast
Two areas of interest are being watched by the National Hurricane Center.
The first disturbance, Invest 96-L, is a couple of hundred miles east of the central Bahamas that’s been given a 40% chance of development in the next two days and a 40% chance of development in the next seven days.
“Shower and thunderstorm activity persists, but the system only has limited time to develop into a short-lived tropical depression or storm over the next day or so as it moves slowly west-northwestward,” the NHC said.
The second is a broad area of low pressure in the southwestern Caribbean Sea.
“Environmental conditions appear conducive for some gradual development thereafter while the system moves generally westward at 10 to 15 mph towards Central America,” the NHC said.
The tropical disturbance currently has a low chance of development.
As of Sunday night, the system had a 30% chance of development in the next seven days.
Related: How to make your family and home safe for hurricane season
Related: WESH 2 Hurricane Survival Guide 2023
Related: WESH 2 2023 Hurricane Season Forecast
