National Hurricane Center tracking 2 tropical disturbances
Updated: 11:28 PM EST Nov 15, 2023
STORIES THAT WE’VE DONE ALREADY ONLINE AT WESH.COM. GOOD STUFF. ALL RIGHT. WE HAVE ALREADY ESTABLISHED A LOT OF PEOPLE WILL BE HERE THIS WEEKEND. WE’RE GETTING ALL THE RAIN OUT OF THE WAY NOW. HOPEFULLY. AND HOPEFULLY THINGS WILL THEN SETTLE DOWN FOR THE WEEKEND. CHIEF METEOROLOGIST TONY MAINOLFI JOINS US SOME SUNSHINE WILL HELP DRY US OUT THOUGH. TONY. AND YEAH, YOU GUYS ARE GOING TO GET THAT WHERE SHE JUST GOT TO WAIT A LITTLE LONGER HERE. I THINK ONCE WE GET INTO FRIDAY, YOU’RE GOING TO SEE A WHOLE LOT MORE SUNSHINE OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW, CLOUDY, DAMP TEMPERATURES ARE RUNNING IN THE 60S TO THE LOWER 70S. WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE LATEST SATELLITE RADAR. WE’VE GOT LOW PRESSURE DOWN TO THE SOUTH BECOMING THE PRIMARY LOW. AND A LITTLE FEATURE HERE IN THE NORTHEASTERN GULF. THIS ONE’S GOING TO BE ABSORBED INTO THIS STORM SYSTEM AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE NEXT 24 TO 36 HOURS. BOY, A TON OF RAIN DOWN ACROSS SOUTH FLORIDA. YOU CAN SEE THAT CENTER OF CIRCULATION WRAPPING AROUND. NOW. THIS IS GOING TO LIFT OFF TOWARDS THE NORTH AND EAST RIGHT THERE. YOU CAN SEE THAT LITTLE SPIN. THIS IS GOING TO LIFT UP TO THE NORTH AND THE EAST. AND WHILE THAT’S GOING ON AS WE GO THROUGH THE DAY TOMORROW, IT’S GOING TO WRAP IN MORE MOISTURE BACK OVER THE PENINSULA. RIGHT NOW, THE RAIN HUGGING THE COAST. THERE’S PALM COAST DOWN TOWARDS DAYTONA BEACH ON AN OAK HILL, TITUSVILLE, PORT SAINT JOHN, COCOA BEACH. WHEN I WAS DOING MY FACEBOOK LIVE TONIGHT, A LOT OF THE THE FOLKS THAT WERE IN THE IN THE BROADCAST ALONG THE COAST WERE TALKING ABOUT THE WIND. IT’S NOT JUST THERE. IT’S BACK THROUGH THE INTERIOR AS WELL. WE HAD GUST AT THE TOP OF THE HOUR 25 TO 35 MILES AN HOUR. AND WE STILL HAVE THESE FLOOD WATCHES UP NOW FROM DAYTONA BEACH DOWN TOWARDS PALM BAY. COULD SEE 1 TO 3IN OF RAIN AND LOCALLY A LITTLE BIT HIGHER THAN THAT. TAKE A LOOK NOW AT FUTURECAST. HERE YOU CAN SEE THE FLOW OF AIR COMING IN OFF OF THE ATLANTIC. SHOWERS BUILDING BACK TOWARDS THE WEST AT DAYBREAK. SPEAKING OF DAYBREAK, LOOK AT THE TEMPERATURES HERE. MIDDLE UPPER 60S TO AROUND THE 70 DEGREE MARK. WE GET INTO THE AFTERNOON, WE’LL HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF SUNSHINE THAT’S GOING TO HEAT THINGS UP AND HELP TO GENERATE SOME RAIN. AND EVEN THE CHANCE FOR A COUPLE OF THUNDERSTORMS SO LATE IN THE AFTERNOON. LOW PRESSURE SUSPILNE TO THE NORTHEAST. IT’S WRAPPING BACK THAT RAIN AS WE GET YOU ON INTO FRIDAY, IT BEGINS TO ACCELERATE OUT MORE TOWARDS THE NORTH THAN THE EAST. WE MAY HAVE A FEW SHOWERS ON THE BACK SIDE OF IT, BUT OVERALL, I THINK WE’LL HAVE MORE SUNSHINE AND DRIER CONDITIONS AS WE GET YOU ON INTO THE DAY. FRIDAY. ALL RIGHT. RAINFALL EURO VERY, VERY CONSIST POTENT WITH KEEPING THE HEAVIEST AMOUNTS OF THE RAIN ALONG THE COAST. AS YOU GO NORTH AND WEST. THOSE AMOUNTS ARE SIGNIFICANTLY LIGHTER. GFS IN THE SAME BALLPARK. THEIR HEAVIEST AMOUNTS OF RAIN SOUTH AND EAST, LIGHTER AMOUNTS TO THE NORTH AND THE WEST. FORECAST HIGHS FOR TOMORROW ABOUT WHERE THEY SHOULD BE FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. MIDDLE AND UPPER 70S. ANOTHER FRONT ARRIVES SATURDAY. DRY FRONT THERE NOT A REINFORCE SOME NICE WEATHER LOWER HUMIDITY AS WE HEAD INTO THE WEEKEND. SPEAKING OF WHICH, THERE’S YOUR CLASSIC 73 FOR FAN FEST, 78 FOR THE KICKOFF. IF FOLKS IT DOESN’T GET MUCH BETTER THAN THAT. HOPE YOU HAD THE TICKETS AND A GREAT SEAT. ALL RIGHT. LET’S LOOK AHEAD TO NEXT WEEK. A LOT OF QUESTIONS ABOUT THANKSGIVING. WE DO HAVE A FRONT ARRIVING LATE TUESDAY ON INTO WEDNESDAY. MUCH COOLER AIR FOR THANKSGIVING, IN FACT, IN TOWN. THANKSGIVING MORNING, 50 IN ORLANDO. CHECK THAT OUT. 43 UP TOWARDS OCALA. ALL RIGHT. YOUR UPDATED SEVEN DAY FORECAST, A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN LINGERING INTO EARLY FRIDAY. OTHERWISE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FRIDAY NIGHT FOR FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL. LOOKING GOOD. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. UPPER 70S. THEN
National Hurricane Center tracking 2 tropical disturbances
Updated: 11:28 PM EST Nov 15, 2023
The National Hurricane Center is tracking two tropical disturbances.One is in the Caribbean Sea.Forecasters expect a broad area of low pressure, Invest 98-L, to form by the middle of next week, and it’s been given a 50% chance of development into a storm in the next seven days and 40% in the next two days.”Environmental conditions appear marginally conducive for development of this system over the next couple of days, and a tropical depression could form by this weekend as the system moves northeastward across the western and central part of the Caribbean Sea,” the NHC said.Models suggest this system may strengthen and move into the Atlantic, but they agree it will stay away from Florida. Another system the National Hurricane Center is tracking is off the southeast U.S. coast and could bring heavy rain to Florida. The system was given a 10% chance of development over the next seven days and a 10% chance of development in the next two days. “Although development into a tropical cyclone appears unlikely, this system is expected to produce gusty winds and heavy rains across portions of southern Florida, the Florida Keys, and the Bahamas during the next couple of days,” the NHC said. Related: How to make your family and home safe for hurricane seasonRelated: WESH 2 Hurricane Survival Guide 2023Related: WESH 2 2023 Hurricane Season Forecast
The National Hurricane Center is tracking two tropical disturbances.
One is in the Caribbean Sea.
Forecasters expect a broad area of low pressure, Invest 98-L, to form by the middle of next week, and it’s been given a 50% chance of development into a storm in the next seven days and 40% in the next two days.
“Environmental conditions appear marginally conducive for development of this system over the next couple of days, and a tropical depression could form by this weekend as the system moves northeastward across the western and central part of the Caribbean Sea,” the NHC said.
Models suggest this system may strengthen and move into the Atlantic, but they agree it will stay away from Florida.
Another system the National Hurricane Center is tracking is off the southeast U.S. coast and could bring heavy rain to Florida. The system was given a 10% chance of development over the next seven days and a 10% chance of development in the next two days.
“Although development into a tropical cyclone appears unlikely, this system is expected to produce gusty winds and heavy rains across portions of southern Florida, the Florida Keys, and the Bahamas during the next couple of days,” the NHC said.
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
