Posttropical cyclone. The impacts are the same. You can see 70mileanhour winds. Its moving to the east and northeast. It will take a turn more to the north and possibly even bend back to the northwest or even loop out here over the open atlantic. So this is monday into wednesday. It is still south of our coastline and then eventually moving away late in the week. But until it moves east of us, well be under the threat for a lot of rip current look at these 20foot seas and they are all building toward the southwest, the cape and the islands into tomorrow night on into early monday. Check out the latest advisories. Tropical storm watch, cape cod, the islands as well as the immediate south coast. These are the areas that could have some Tropical Stormforce winds, around 45, 50 miles an hour. And that could cause scattered Power Outages and take down some its more of a concern even though we wont get hurricaneforce winds, still enough to create problems. The high surf, the rip currents, th
The Tropical Storm Weather Center with the timelines and expect the worst of rain and wind and dont see much on the map right there. Pretty from radar any more and this storm over time over the next two days you will find it weakens and eventually it is going to end up dissipating once we hit about thursday morning but until then we are going of it to have wind and be bands pivotle today, tomorrow and thursday morning and waking up to 60, 60 in worcester, 63 boston, 63 nashua, 69 . In new bedford and 69 . On the vineyard. You could see that we got the patchy showers out there. On top of it we got some gifty winds but gusts around 23 Miles Per Hour mashpee 25 Miles Per Hour in the vineyard. This isnt as wad as it was yesterday. So we got occasional rain through the day in boston and 11 00 a. M. , 72 by 1 00 this afternoon and show you when showers finally ease up and return to more summer like forecast coming up in a couple minutes. Julie grauert here now with live drive time traffic. J
But its still disrupting labor day plans. When it arrives, will it be Strong Enough to cause dam here . Meteorologist bri eggers has more . The timing of this really unfortunate for labor day. Thats when you want to be at the beach and on a boat. That looks to be the exact place you dont want to be with this storm. We kept seeing it kind of tracking eastward which would have been a good sign but we knew the forecast track was going to cause this storm to to a crawl where its going to meander for the next couple few days. Well continue to track hermine. Heres where the center is right now. As i mentioned before, about 300 miles from any coastline with that center. So this is not going to make landfall. That would take the center of the storm crossing the coastline, not in the cards for this storm system. Right now, it is still packing a punch with those winds at Tropical Storm force. 70mileanhour winds. Late monday, into tuesday, late tuesday and starts to track to the east as we get in
Sure when he would make it back to the mainland. Are you happy to be back on the mainland . Very much so. Reporter while he was happy to make the ferry, he said it wasnt completely smooth sailing. It was a little choppy. I have two sea [sic] passengers and two not sea [sic] passengers. , better than expected, we didnt think we were getting off last night. We were there, as the very firs great lady 4 heading to nantucket at around 6 30 this morning. Before shipping out, we caught up with the captain who told us he thoroughly analyzed the weather data before making the decision to head out. But, he said because conditions can change within minutes, he is rechecking data before every trip today. We look at the weather buoy in the middle of the sound. Which had it at 3foot seas this morning, which is really nod bat for this boat. But again the conditions could definitely change very by trip basis here for the highline of cruises and ferry, they still canceled the Ferry Services to and from
Churns in the atlantic ocean. Our Team Coverage takes us to the coast and to the cape but we begin with fox 25 meteorologist jason tracking the timing of it for us. All right. Thanks a lot, kerry. Were watching hermine. Its a 70mileanhour posttropical cyclone. The impacts are the same. You can see 70mileanhour winds. Its moving to the east and northeast. It will take a turn more to the north and possibly even bend back to the northwest or even loop out here atlantic. So this is monday into wednesday. It is still south of our coastline and then eventually moving away late in the week. But until it moves east of us, well be under the threat for a lot of rip current action. A lot of big waves. Look at these 20foot seas and they are all building toward the southwest, the cape and the islands into tomorrow night on into early monday. Check out the latest advisories. Immediate south coast. These are the areas that could have some Tropical Stormforce winds, around 45, 50 miles an hour. And th