Have already been order for the florida keys. Bill martin is checking ermine irma as she heads. Its a big storm on the heels of harvey. The United States is not need this because we have had one Major National disaster in terms of cost and now we have a storm with the biggest in the atlantic that we have ever seen. It is heading toward florida. We have some Model Solutions, but remember, it is way out. This is not poised to make landfall in the continental United States until the weekend. Lots of can happen between now and then, but heres what we stand right now. Wind speeds are 185. Theyre moving to the west northwest. And see the various Model Solutions for irma. If you look, he will see, case you earlier with us tonight, the models were more of aggressive here. Its honestly your drawing a through line, so you are seeing now more divergence in the models. Theyre starting to get a little bit diffuse. That is a good thing, because this is not a bad solution. What is a bad solution is i
Cloudy. Humidity still very high for some. Thundershowers in the mountains. 50s, 60s on the temps. They are cooler. Wind directions either north or south or west. Just depends. Its all over the place here. But the upper air is coming up from the south and that draws in some of that moisture even though we have he sunshine in the morning and clouds in the afternoon and the low will continue, just influencing our weather here for the next few days. 60s, 70s, 80s, a few 90s. 6 01, sal. And the traffic is what. Moderate, getting heavier. We are seeing a lot of slow traffic. We have brand new crash in Solano County in fairfield. Westbound 80 where highway 12 comes into it. Highway 12 at red top road. Its reported to be an injury crash involving three vehicles and traffic is going to be slow in the Cordelia Junction area. You dont need help there, usually. Its already heavy. This is 80 westbound, it 1 minutes. Remember, yesterday, it was taking four or five times that amount because of a cou
Wednesday morning, september 6th. Im pam cook. And im alex savidge. Dave clark is off today. Lets talk about the weather just for you. That humidity, its almost worse but its getting there slowly for some. Moving west as 16 Miles Per Hour as a cat 5 Hurricane Harvey. Strongest ever in the caribbeans. Tracker taking right over puerto rico. Most of the models taking it into southeast bahamas and up the atlantic side on the florida coast could be even actually offshore and moving inland around South Carolina and georgia on monday morning. Again, that could zig instead of zag. Thats the consensus. This trough continues to bring in the tropical air. We are cooler on these temps. Yesterday a lot of upper 60s, 70s, now, a few low to mid50s for most. Some fog there. So cooler coast. But the low will continue to funnel in the clouds over the next couple of days. One more system will brush it. That will continue to cool into tomorrow. Looks like a rebound into the weekend. Not as hot as last wee
Everybody. It will feel cooler. 50s on the lows. But the humidity continues to be pretty high. Even though the high temps have been coming down a little bit. Hurricane irma, category 5, moving into well, getting close to puerto rico right now and the leeward islands. 185 Miles Per Hour. The pressure bottomed out at 14 millibars or 29. 66 of mercury. That is amazing. The track looks to be now at least the gfs and the euro take it into about almost the florida keys. Just off florida. Then take it along the atlantic side. And then bring it inland monday morning, South Carolina and georgia. I think the update is coming in within the hour from the National Hurricane center. We will see if they still buy into that. Either way, there will be impacts for the weekend. Our low cloud deck is there. Higher clouds continue to filter in around the low that keeps the humidity factor high. Temperatures in the 60s coming down temperatures in the cities still coming down. 60s but coming down to the 50s.
The strongest hurricanes in the atlantic. We start with the damage irma has already caused. Its already made land fall hitting several caribbean islands and its barreling towards puerto rico with the impact being felt on the coast of the u. S. Territory there. Well show you video from a Facebook Post from a television station. You can see cars and vehicles, city roads completely innundated with waters. Looks like the view from someones balcony. The harbor almost unrecognizable. This video from the Facebook Page showing the damage from inside one of the Beach Front Hotel there is in st. Martin. You can see people walking through that area, if we can hold up that video, you can see the inside atrium the hotel. The Glass Ceiling completely blown out. On the ground floor, there is an 8foot southern of water where the lobby used to be. After hitting puerto rico, Dominican Republic and haiti, the hurricane is expected to barely on through cuba and the florida keys. People at the into keys ur