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First Alert: There’s a flood risk Fri. - Sun. due to rounds of rain (opens the original)
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This week started with pleasant weather, but things are changing for the end of this week (and the start to October). A southerly wind is back, and it’s gradually bringing more humid air into the region. This week started with dew points in the 40s and 50s, but dew points in the upper 60s and 70s can be expected the rest of this week. Aside from it becoming more humid, rain chances are back the rest of the week for various reasons: the heat of the day, upper disturbances sliding by, a cold front
Hanna is the only system we’re tracking in the Atlantic (opens the original)
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Fay finally fizzled out on Tuesday, but it was such a resilient storm. Hanna is holding on, but wind shear (stronger upper level winds) will continue to beat up on it. Plus, it’s surrounded by dry air. so, it’s not expected to last past Saturday (if that long). The rest of the tropics are quiet for now. Some forecast models are hinting at possible low pressure developing near the Yucatan Peninsula over the next week or two. The Climate Prediction Center has chosen to highlight parts of the Gulf
First Alert: Flood risk for this weekend (opens the original)
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Lovely weather has dominated this week thus far, and the pattern will follow us into Wednesday. Wednesday morning starts with pleasant temps around 60 degrees. The afternoon brings highs in the low 90s (which is above the average), but it won’t feel too bad since it won’t be humid. However, enjoy your Hump Day because changes begin Thursday. Rain returns to the area Thursday PM. It won’t be a wash-out, but hit & miss late afternoon & early evening showers are possible. The rain returns because o
We’re still tracking both Fay and Hanna (opens the original)
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Hanna, the newest tropical cyclone, formed on Monday. It’s north of Fay, and it’s in an environment that may allow it to be sustained until Midweek. From there, wind shear and dry air may get the best of it... fizzling it out before it nears the Azores. Fay, is still hanging out in the Atlantic minding its own business. This system became a tropical storm initially on Sept. 20th. It degenerated on Sept. 22nd, but then it regenerated on Sept. 24th. It’s been fluctuating its intensity since then,
First Alert: The week starts nice, but it’ll end rainy with a flood threat (opens the original)
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High pressure has an influence on our weather, and it’s keeping the atmosphere stable & dew points low. So, the weather is ideal for outdoor plans now through Midweek with cool mornings and pleasant afternoons. Tuesday morning starts with upper 50s (which will be the coolest morning low since the end of spring). Highs will climb to around 90 degrees with mainly sunny skies. **FIRST ALERT- There’s a low fire danger for Tuesday. Dew points will be so low that the relative humidity will drop below
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