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The National Hurricane Center is warning of an increasing risk of life-threatening storm surge and dangerous hurricane-force winds in Florida in the next two days. ....
The National Hurricane Center is warning of an increasing risk of life-threatening storm surge and dangerous hurricane-force winds in Florida in the next two days. ....
Storms from fort meyers to naples, and this is interesting to note that these are tropical storm watches. on the east side of the state, and this is going to include jacksonville to orlando, and this is a storm that is going to plow through the florida peninsula from wednesday into thursday. this is not just a florida storm, and it is going to impact southern georgia and the carolinas as well. the latest information has it at tropical storm strength, and so 65-mile-an-hour winds, and it is going to develop some shear, but it has a lot of warm water, and the environment is going to be more favorable for the storm to strengthen, and this is what the official track will be, and that is a major hurricane impacting the florida big bend region by wednesday morning, and then it is going to make its way from southern georgia into thursday. this is 7 to 11 feet above ground, and this is significant ....
Area. the other concern is inland flooding, because the potential for 4 to 8 inches, perhaps up to a foot of rain is possible. and notice, this is not just a florida storm, this moves across the carolinas and into southern georgia, as well. timing this out, latest information from the global model from the american model, look at that. that s wednesday morning across that catcher s mitt, the big bend area that will push up a lot of water and a lot of rain. this is an interesting way to diagnose the threat for wind across the florida peninsula and particularly throughout the tampa bay region. we want to see that trek further west, but that s just not the case. the potential for hurricane storms exists, and look a little further north towards cedar key. that s where we anticipate the potential for winds of 110 miles per hour. any jog to the west or east can have major implications. and this is very important, too, phil. notice the wind swath going right through the florida peninsula. gai ....
yeah, phil, you know, when the national hurricane center uses the explicit language rapid intensification over the eastern gulf of mexico, we all know the potential there. we have all seen this play out before. this is what you need to know at home. a major hurricane is expected along the florida gulf coast upon its arrival and this is your last full day to prepare for the storm especially into the southern peninsula. not just a florida storm, we have to keep an eye on this in georgia and into the carolinas for wednesday and thursday. here s the latest, 65-mile-per-hour winds, it s still a tropical storm. it will bring hurricane conditions to western cuba today. this is important. it started to move in a northerly direction. that is completely different than what it did over the past 36 hours. now, this storm is going to run basically parallel with the florida gulf coast and this is important because any deviation to the left or any deviation to the right can have major implications ....