Hurricane center increases likelihood that system develops near Florida coast
Updated: 2:15 PM EDT Aug 22, 2019
Hurricane center increases likelihood that system develops near Florida coast
Updated: 2:15 PM EDT Aug 22, 2019
WHEN WE SEE MORE ACTIVITY. BUT LET’S GET TO AMY SWEEZEY. THESE ARE APPARENTLY STAYING AWAY FROM US. AMY: THISAMY: IS THE KIND OF ACTIVITY I LIKE TO TALK ABOUT. CHANTAL IS ACTUALLY NOW JUST A DEPRESSION SO IT IS BEING DOWNGRADED IMPACTED BY DRY AIR FALLING APART WINDS ARE AT 35 MILES PER HOUR WITH -- WHICH PUTS IT AT DEPRESSION STATUS AND IT IS GOING TO MEANDER BUT LIKELY WON’T MAKE IT THROUGH THE WEEKEND SO THIS DRY AIR IS GOING TO BE KNOCKING THIS THING APART. THE OTHER THING WE ARE WATCHING IS IN THE BAHAMAS. THIS ONE IS UNLIKELY TO IMPACT US IN A BIG WAY KIND OF INDIRECT. IT IS A DISORGANIZED SHOWER AND STORM BLOB IN THE CENTRAL BAHAMAS MOVING UP TOWARD FLORIDA BUT IT’S GOING TO SEND MORE MOISTURE OUR WAY WHICH MEANS RAIN COVERAGE INCREASES. NOT A TOTAL WASHOUT JUST MORE SHOWERS AND STORMS IN THE AFTERNOON THAN WHAT WE’VE SEEN AND WHAT WE WILL HAVE TODAY. AS THIS MOVES TO THE NORTH AND NORTHEAST, THAT’S WHEN IT HAS A SLIGHT CHANCE OF DEVELOPING AS IT PULLS AWAY FROM FLORIDA AND AS OF NOW IS
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Hurricane center increases likelihood that system develops near Florida coast
Updated: 2:15 PM EDT Aug 22, 2019
The National Hurricane Center has increased the likelihood that an area of showers and storms off the east coast of Florida could develop. Forecasters said there is now a 30 percent chance of development in the next five days and a 10 percent chance of development in the next 48 hours. “Some slow development of this system is possible over the next several days at it moves toward the Florida peninsula and then the southeastern United States,” the NHC said. Whether the system develops or not, it will bring extra rain to Florida this weekend.
MIAMI —
The National Hurricane Center has increased the likelihood that an area of showers and storms off the east coast of Florida could develop.
Forecasters said there is now a 30 percent chance of development in the next five days and a 10 percent chance of development in the next 48 hours.
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“Some slow development of this system is possible over the next several days at it moves toward the Florida peninsula and then the southeastern United States,” the NHC said.
Whether the system develops or not, it will bring extra rain to Florida this weekend.
