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After a day of flooding rainfall and extreme “King” high tides at the coast, the heaviest rain is moving offshore around a developing coastal storm that will be a Nor’easter over the weekend, moving away from central Florida.
Imelda will likely strengthen to a hurricane by Tuesday and remain about 170 miles off our Brevard County coast at its closest point early Tuesday.
Tropical Storm Imelda is expected to form this weekend, potentially becoming a hurricane as it approaches the Carolinas by Monday.
We have Humberto growing into a Cat 3 hurricane by Monday well off our east coast, but Invest 94L may become Imelda by the weekend in the south/central Bahamas.
A flood advisory is in effect in Orange County.
Tropical Storm Erin is expected to drift slightly more south of due west through Thursday. It will come close enough to the northern Caribbean to potentially bring tropical storm-force winds by the weekend, passing to the north as a hurricane.
A low-pressure area may form off the Georgia and Carolina coast later this week, potentially steering north and away from Florida.
As the local area experiences a wetter rain pattern this week, the tropics remain active with Storm Dexter moving away in the north Atlantic and another area potentially threatening the Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina coast by late this week.
We are monitoring a significant disturbance off the northeastern coast of Florida.
A tropical wave in the central Atlantic is being monitored for additional development over the next several days as it moves generally toward the WNW and the far eastern Caribbean.
Scattered afternoon storms will continue with roughly 50% of the area getting measurable rain each day.
The remnants of Tropical Storm Chantal are moving through the northeast U.S. and back out to sea and away.
Overall, rain coverage is still pretty high at 60%, with a hot 92 degree before the rain begins in Orlando.
Central Florida will experience a drier pattern this weekend due to slightly lower moisture levels in the atmosphere, resulting in fewer afternoon downpours.
A large area of dry, dusty air is currently overhead, bringing us hazy sunshine mixed with clouds this afternoon.
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