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return times getting back to those who want to know if we did the same to you would you act the same way. the point is to say they are very good about telling us it is okay to wait and worth the wait but is it? they all have security clearance, they don t have to deal with this type of nonsense, they don t have to worry about the irs coming down hard on them. we do. they never seem to have to threat about much of anything. we wait, it is worth the wait. when it comes to healthcare it is worth trying a few hundred times before you can log onto a bureaucracy s website. that is all part of the fun, part of the drama, part of what you have to do. think about that. think of the arrogance of that. telling our vets that, you are waiting, enjoy the weight. there is a difference between a va secretary talking about waiting for care and you and me waiting on a ride, at disneyland or disney world. we are just there to help. vets are there to survive. they are not having fun. the o ....
west of jacksonville. you can see when i turn on the rain and the cloud, it doesn t look different than yesterday when it was the to the south. and really all it did is get the closed circulation so they called a tropical storm. for us, it s helping to draw in tropical moisture around it. the latest on julia, it will head north and west through southeastern georgia and then diminish. it s not moving very fast. but thankfully drift ago away from us. and it s drawing already this morning, watching just a few showers along the coastline. not right on the shore but just off in citrus, hernando and pasco. we have spotty showers along the coast of clearwater beach and seminole out there and then heavier downpours around bradenton and sarasota. during the morning, i expect showers near the coast. toward the afternoon, those storms will push inland and we get a better coverage of rain. again, there s still a tropical but the effects from tropical storm julia are small. that s f ....
basically the same as yesterday. almost all of the rain north and east of the center of circulation, look west of it is dry, basically in the southern part is dry as well. the only thing that s it s going to help do is draw up extra tropical moisture. as of 5:00, just a few minutes ago, still 40 miles per hour winds now. and it s going to quickly be downgraded to a tropical depression as it drifts northward. mainly bringing rainfall to the south carolina. let s talk about what s en the coast. remember, we had the tropical moisture pulling in. so right on the citrus, hernando, pasco border, you might see a shower or two. and then we have heavier pockets into sarasota coastal communities. and i looked at a 20% rain chance this morning. mostly for areas west of 75. as the day goes on, we heat things up. again, it is a tropical air mass. 30% at noon. 50% rain chance later today. inland. not a lot of effects from tropical storm julia. at 5:08, i will take you hour- by-hour t ....
us is pretty small. in fact, nothing really changed since it got its name. a better look shows you where the clouds and rain are. the center of circulation just moving into south georgia but nothing on the left side, nothing on the southern side. almost all of the rain on the northern side headed into south carolina. it s going to draw up extra tropical moisture for us. right now, 40 miles per hour winds. by this afternoon, it s going to be a depression and drift north through georgia and si more humid today and that s why we have a couple showers off the gulf of mexico. but not very many. western portions of manatee and sarasota county, some showers. 20% rain chances this morning. and again, this is a tropical air mass so we will get thunderstorms to develop, 30% rain chance at lunchtime. 50% rain chance by the afternoon. and the storms will push inland. in weather and traffic on the 8s, i have an hour-by-hour look at your wednesday and leslee lacey has the commute thi ....
jacksonville overnight. 40miles per hour winds and rain threatened homes and businesses there. a lot of wind and rain hitting northeast florida. and a gas station just east of jacksonville lost a chunk of the awning in the high winds and rain. it s far from us but that does not even we re not feeling some of julia s effects. let s check in with leigh spann for more on that. yes, and in fact, just across basically the state of florida at this point from us but it s just our effects winds which makes it just tropi i ll zoom in and show you more. it s left gie coasat this point. but it s south carolina stnggoe advisory 11:00 from the hurricane center and they kept it as a tropical storm with 40 miles per hour winds. and in this forecast, even in citrus county and down into la ni?a county, most of down into hernando county. and most of the rain along the coast. and same thing into pasco and pinellas county. this is a look from the hyundai of new port richey where it s 8 ....