The National Constitution Center Celebrates 230 years since the signing of our constitution. The big story on action news at noon is a accuweather alert. Were watching hurricane jose and what it could bring to the jersey shore in the next day or two. The storm is moving up the east coast expecting rough surf and strong wind gusts in the next coming days. Nora muchanic is live at the shore, but lets go over to david murphy tracking the storm from the weather center. Reporter were watching the storm watch in effect across the delaware and jersey coastlines, it is kicking in now and through tomorrow and wednesday morning him well have onshore winds and degree of rain and rip currents and heavy surf and flooding, as well from this. The wide view on satellite shows the center of jose continues to progress toward the north off the coast of the carolinas and a ways to go before it gets closer to us. Already were getting the outer cloud layer from the storm coming through and well see showers
The war of the winds will remain. Here is latest on jose, category one hurricane, sustain winds at 75 miles an hour, moving now due north at 10 Miles Per Hour and heres the latest track, you can see it will not get much closer to the new jersey and delaware coastline then it is right now and just eventually going to sit, spin for a while, turning into a remnant low. But note that is entire cone of concern is well off of our coastline. So even though that system is sitting, and spinning in the opened ocean it is not expected to have any appreciable impact on our weather. You can see why Tropical Storm watch has been cancelled, Tropical Storm force wind in the red and pink shading, it stays just off shore with the latest track of jose, it looks like we will see gusty wind along the coast but not getting into those 40 miles an hour plus sustained wind, although gusts could top that. Lauren will have more on the impact down the shore and what people could see, shes live for us tonight with
Rainy conditions ahead. Good morning to you. Im erin coleman. Hurricane jose is not expected to make landfall here, but well still feel the effects. This is a live look at cape may. The storm is well off the coast, but parts of the jersey shore and delaware beaches have strong rip currents and rough surf. See it out there now. Krystal klei here with the latest check on jose. What were looking at now is the first alert in place, i put this out yesterday, advance notice of the tropical impact well be feeling but the jersey shore, and our delaware beaches, first alert begins this evening and will last through thursday morning. As we watch joses track, may need to tighten that up, if it slows down, we may need to expand that through the rest of thursday. Here is what were expecting tuesday into wednesday. High surf and high rip current risk with high winds as well. Now there is a Tropical Storm watch, in place along our coastal points. Minor coastal flooding is expected and beach erosion t
This afternoon and tonight and later in the day on tuesday with gusty winds down the shore and high surf and rip currents and coastal flooding. There on satellite you see the outer cloud bands of jose which is centered off the oral carolinas starting to come into play here. We have cloud cover across the region that will break for sun at times today, but it will be an issue for us. 70 in philadelphia. 66 in allentown. 68 in trenton. Of the in wilmington, and cape may. Maybe humid but not too bad out here right now. We have an issue with fog in the northern suburbs, although im seeing sun develop around the ac airport, as well. Anywhere you see the gray on the map thats where you might run into fog. Vebility has dropped in al visibility has dropped in allentown below a mile there. 74 by noon, clouds and sunny breaks, 79 by 3 00 p. M. Warm and humid. 08 around 3 30 p. M. Or 4 00 p. M. Well track jose and give you the latest look as it spins off our coast in the next 24 to 48 hours thats
Its lost some of its tropical characteristics. Now, if you look at this graphic what you see in yellow these are the Tropical Storm force winds, sustained winds, they extend about 200 miles from the center of jose but jose is far enough out to sea that these sustained winds will not be reaching the coast. However, the wind gusts will so we have expected wind gusts expected along the coast 40 to 45 Miles Per Hour but since were talking about gusts, not sustained winds thats Tropical Storm watch has been canceled from the National Weather service. As you move inland its going to be a breezy day tomorrow but the winds will be dying off. So, really the big impact with jose is the wave action. The waivers really already being stirred up. Tomorrow breaking waves as high as 10 feet. Now, this will cause damaging beach erosion, also minor to moderate tidal flooding. The key time tomorrow nights high tide and dangerous rip currents continue to be a concern. That was the concern right through th