Tropical cyclone. You can see that tail here, trop Tropical Storms tend to be more in shape. Were losing the clouds to the northeast of this storms center. Its still packing a punch with the wind. 70 mile per hour sustained max winds at this point. And being loo looking at the most recent update, were looking at su tuesday, wednesday, still dealing with the effects coming from hermine with a very wind field at this point. That blocking High Pressure thats just slowing the storm to a crawl as it tries to move to the north and northeast. We have watches and warnings to be aware of for our area. A Tropical Storm watch for the south coast, cape, and islands. And also a Tropical Storm warning thats shaded in the red. Thats really for the waters through the next couple of days. The difference is the watch means that its possible we could get Tropical Storm force winds, 39 Miles Per Hour or stronger. But again, expected more south and east of boston. Could just be breezy for us. We keep the t
Meteorologist jason brewer tracking the storm. Jason, a number of local spots under a Tropical Storm watch. And now post tropical hermine is making its way northeast wad off of east ward as of the last advisory. The winds are still at 70 miles an hour. This is a powerful and large ocean storm. Keep in mind even the Tropical Storm force wind gusts are going out 200 miles from the center. Something we have to watch very closely, because it could have a impact on southern new england. Lets take a look at the latest Hurricane Center, 5 00 p. M. It shows the storm turning north award and hanging out over the ocean, monday, tuesday, into wednesday. As a near Hurricane Force storm with 75mile an hour winds. Then by thursday its moving away. Keep in mind theres still a lot hour. But we do have Tropical Storm watches and warnings up. Seas in nantucket up to 25 feet, gusting through monday and tuesday. We could see gusts up to 50 mils an hour along the south coast ad the cape and the islands too
It. But it taking on more the appearance of a mid latitude cyclone or extratropical cyclone, which we know as a noreaster. It comes with gusty possibly damaging winds, staying stationary to the south of us. It bounces around a little bit, but its because of thating high thats just above it. Heres where hermine is right now. I mentioned those Tropical Storm force winds, 70 Miles Per Hour, currently. And its still mg clip, but its going to slow to a crawl sunday, monday, tuesday, even into wednesday and thursday. Well be tracking this storm system and the potential effects on our area. A Tropical Storm watch thats in effect for the south coast, cape and islands, and a Tropical Storm warning thats in effect for off shore. Well have to get more details on all of this and break it down day by day, in a few minutes. Anchor thanks, bri. Hermine spawned a tornado in North Carolina. And caused some major flooding here. Roads turned into lakes and water overtaking cars. Nbcs Sarah Rosario contin
Have our best shot of seeing anywhere an inch to maybe even two. Of course well take a closer look at that track and time out those showers for you coming up in a few minutes. We also have new video here tonight showing hermines strength at sea. This was shot on board a cruise ship as it made its way through hermine. You see the choppy waves and dark skies off the distance. This ship was recording gusts of 90 knot winds at the time. Thousa power up and down the eastern seaboard. Here in new england a trornl warning has been issued for most of the a storm warning has been issued for most of the south coast and island. The coast guard preparing for rough seas, christine. Thats right, the coast guard has been preparing for this weather event for days and theyre asking that boaters also be prepared. Media leaving station woods hole for choppier waters to monitor wind conditions during the Tropical Storm watch. Well head out here in a little bit just checking on the seas and see how the win
Doug we have Cindy Fitzgibbon in with us this morning. And the clouds. Cindy not so bad just yet. Still a lot of sunshine and we will enjoy this for the next several hours, but as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, the clouds will advance in. In the 60s, holding your 70s as the wind picks up from northeast. 15 and 20 miles an hour, but they will only get stronger as we had toward this evening. We have a Tropical Storm watch and warnings south of there. By tomorrow afternoon, jumping a little bit toward the north and west. From there, it lists more northward and goes by for the it goes northward, it is running into High Pressure and is slowing everything down. Not too much wave action just yet. Rough surf and along the coast line, we can expect wind gusts late tonight early tomorrow of 40 to 50 miles an hour. Antoinette way up the coast, it is a it is expected to impact our weather. A lot of people on the keeper wondering should i stay or should i go . Doug meteorologist is do