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Fay remains a depression in open Atlantic, new system is becoming likely this week (opens the original)
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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Tropical Depression Fay remains a tropical depression in the eastern Atlantic, while a new Atlantic system is becoming more likely later this week. The 11 p.m. advisory from the National Hurricane Center had winds of 35 mph. The system is being severely impacted by dry air and wind shear, and it now expected to remain a remnant low by Tuesday. Fay is moving slightly quicker to the south and but is expected to accelerate in the coming days and turn to the southwest. The stor
Hurricane Nolo moves away from Hawaii but continues to bring heavy rain (opens the original)
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HAWAII — Hurricane Nolo is starting to pull away from the Hawaiian Islands, while still producing winds, rain, and heavy surf for portions of the state. The 11 pm ET advisory from the National Hurricane Center had winds of 90 mph, making Nolo a Category 1 hurricane. Nolo is accelerating away from Hawaii and will stay well south and southwest of the state. Because of this, the Tropical Storm Warning for the Big Island of Hawaii and the Tropical Storm Watch for Maui have been discontinued. Nolo is
Tropical Depression Fay remains at sea as another system looms nearby (opens the original)
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CENTRAL FLA. — Tropical Depression Fay is moving slowly in the eastern Atlantic, while a new Atlantic system is possible later next week. The 11 pm advisory from the National Hurricane Center had winds of 35 mph. The system is expected to remain a depression over the next several days. Fay is moving slowly to the south but is expected to accelerate in the coming days. The storm will remain out to sea in the open Atlantic and will now likely be a remnant low by early next week. Fay formed early S
Dry weather continues through Sunday before storms arrive next week (opens the original)
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CENTRAL FLA. — It was a fantastic start to the weekend, and more great weather is ahead for Sunday. Mostly clear skies are expected tonight, with temperatures falling into the low and mid-60s. Mid and upper 50s are likely by daybreak in areas northwest of Orlando. The dry and comfortable weather continues into Sunday. Just a few more clouds are expected, with temps in the mid-80s. The taste of the dry season marches into next week. Expect minimal rain chances Monday and Tuesday, with warmer high
Dry weather continues through Sunday before storms arrive next week (opens the original)
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CENTRAL FLA. — It was a fantastic start to the weekend, and more great weather is ahead for Sunday. Mostly clear skies are expected tonight, with temperatures falling into the low and mid-60s. Mid and upper 50s are likely by daybreak in areas northwest of Orlando. The dry and comfortable weather continues into Sunday. Just a few more clouds are expected, with temps in the mid-80s. The taste of the dry season marches into next week. Expect minimal rain chances Monday and Tuesday, with warmer high
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