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The year. now, rain, warm temperatures in the tropical storm brewing, it s all in store for the u.s. this week. meteorologist pedram javaheri has the latest. pedram. good morning, isa. final day of september on us here and still feeling like summer across portions of the midwest here as warmth still in place, but along portions of the gulf coast we expect rounds of heavy rainfall. it has been a a soggy go the last couple days here. coastal louisiana points back to the west, into areas of texas, tremendous amounts of rainfall. 2 to 4 inches have already come down. we know it has been, of course, soggy for the tropical season there in recent months. but up towards the north, this is where temps are running about 5 to 10 degrees above average. indianapolis climbing up to 82 degrees. the lower 70s, what you would expect this time of year. chicago same story. lower 80s where the lower 70s where you expect to be until the last day of september. not too bad in portions of west virginia as ....
That allows the wind speeds to weaken. that doesn t take the rain out of the picture. shanghai in particular, we re talking about a storm with 100-mile-an-hour winds sustained. it gets very close to land and the concern is this is the most populous city in all of china with 26 million people. and it takes a very slow trend over the next fuel days. lower 70s, to the lower 80s. the rainfall will be what is concerning in this region as the system goes as low as five miles an hour as it heads to the korean peninsula. i think this area could see as much as 30 inches of rain before it is said and done. certainly higher areas with the storm. this is certainly a story we ll be following. ....
Tide which is good news. the storm surge came in, that might help matters a little bit. earlier we had hurricane warnings, they have been brought down to tropical storm warnings, the winds have dropped below 74 miles an hour. yesterday we had the storm over the really warm waters, going over the gulf stream and that s why we see how it strengthened into a hurricane. now the water temperatures along the coast are in the lower 70s and upper 60s. you need a storm to have 80-degree ocean water temperature in order to be able to form a hurricane. we re seeing it weakening. we re watching it begin to transition from a tropical storm into a regular storm that we see when that happens. the wind field expands out, we re watching a lot of rain, far away from the center and in this case far off to the west, it moves the moisture on the west side of the storm. this is the official track. we re going to see it slowly move for the next 12 hours into the overnight hours before it ....
The storm, most of the rain is off towards the west side of the storm where there s more population as well. tropical storm warnings in effect now, the hurricane warning has been eliminated, the storm weakened a little bit, moved over colder water. the hurricane needs 80-degree water temperature in order to sustain itself. it s off the coast and water temps are in the lower 70s and upper 60s, so rapid weakening of the storm. we re talking about a slow process for the next 24 hours. not very common in the northeast to have a slow-moving storm. this will be moving slow so there is a bigger flood threat. we ll see a lot of heavy rain. the ground is pretty t saturated, the interior sections, because of the remnants of tropical storm fred, because of the rain and the wind, it s going to probably knock over of trees and ....
Significantly going to climb. that is due to the light onshore flow that will continue into tuesday. this is a game changer, next week we will talk about returning rainfall to central and northern california. depending on the exact track, that shifts a little bit more to the south will send rainfall to much needed areas for northern and central california beginning november 10, unfortunately for some in california they will have the ring to return looking at december for the next potential rainfall. if this does pan out, november 10 to the 15th central and northern california this can put an end to the fire danger for the rest of the year. that is much needed, it is not yet to san francisco, we will stay dry over the next ten days. wide spread highs above average for this time of year, upper 60s to the lower 70s. here s the latest on the kincaid ....