Hurricane season coming to quiet end
We have less than a month of hurricane season, and all is quite in the Atlantic Basin.
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We have less than a month of hurricane season, and all is quite in the Atlantic Basin.
Tropical Storm Chantal is the only storm that directly impacted the United States.
Another front is approaching central Florida and will have an impact on our temperatures over the next couple of days.
Within 24 hours, Hurricane Melissa rapidly intensified from a strong tropical storm to a major hurricane.
The cold front is unlikely to arrive today, but it will bring increased moisture.
After several days of activity in the south-central Caribbean, Melissa is expected to become a hurricane today.
The air will stay dry until halfway tomorrow, then some small showers will develop ahead of a cold front that will cool us down this week.
Tropical Storm Melissa is still disorganized as it continues to move westward in the southern Caribbean.
Invest 98-L is expected to develop into Tropical Storm Melissa within the next few days in the southern Caribbean.
A cold front sweeping through the Southeast brings cloudy skies and isolated evening showers to Central Florida today. Expect upper 80s highs dropping to the low 80s by week's end—marking a shift from recent warmth.