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October arrives with rain, heat and storm threats across SWFL (opens the original)
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It's the EVE of Spooky season. Tomorrow is officially October 1st. As we prep to turn to the next page of our calendars tonight into tomorrow morning, what you feel outdoors may not match up at all. Your Weather Authority is tracking all kinds of heat and even more rain over the next few days. Plan for wet weather impacts, and unseasonable temps through the first bit of October. Here's what to know. Tonight we've got some isolated storms pushing quickly north and west across the viewing area. T
The hot streak in the Atlantic continues (opens the original)
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The Atlantic continues this semi-active phase with yet another short-notice system on the board. Invest 91L was designated this afternoon as of the 2pm update from the Hurricane Center. Right now, it is fairly disorganized, with the NHC specifically noting in their latest outlook the feature does lack a distinct center of circulation. Our Nor'easter may disrupt organization in the immediate future, but there is a decent shot a tropical depression forms by mid-week. It is located east of Bermuda,
El Niño isn’t the whole story: A short-term shift in the tropics (opens the original)
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This has to be the tamest hurricane season I've ever tracked alongside the rest of you. We've had some quiet seasons of old, but even compared to last year, we're looking historically quiet across the Atlantic basin. Between abnormally late pushes of Saharan Dust and lots of El Niño wind shear smothering a large section of the tropics, storms have been unable to start spinning and hold that spin as a result. While El Niño has allowed us to focus a majority of our attention elsewhere for much o
Newly formed tropical wave in the Eastern Atlantic may have a rough weekend (opens the original)
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SOUTHWEST FLORIDA (WINK) â The WINK Weather Authority is monitoring newly designated 96L in the eastern Atlantic. But this area of low pressure will have a rough time surviving the weekend. Invest 96L is expected to become a tropical depression within the next couple of days as it tracks westward across the Atlantic. However, forecasters say it will hit trouble by the weekend, encountering strong wind shear that should keep it weaker, or potentially tear it apart. Models largely agree the sys
Newly formed tropical wave in the Eastern Atlantic may have a rough weekend (opens the original)
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SOUTHWEST FLORIDA (WINK) â The WINK Weather Authority is monitoring newly designated 96L in the eastern Atlantic. But this area of low pressure will have a rough time surviving the weekend. Invest 96L is expected to become a tropical depression within the next couple of days as it tracks westward across the Atlantic. However, forecasters say it will hit trouble by the weekend, encountering strong wind shear that should keep it weaker, or potentially tear it apart. Models largely agree the sys
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