Sarasota, FLA. (WWSB) – SlightY Drier Air Than We’ve Seen Lately Will Keep Rain Coverage a Bit Lower on Tuesday. Howver, It is Still Summer, So Scathed Storms Remain Likely, Even if they are not Widespread.
With the Ridge of High Pressure to our North, Winds Remain Out of the Southheast. The Focus for Storm Development Will thefore Remain on the Coast on Tuesday. Rain Chances ThereFore Sit At a Fairly Typical 50%, with Most Storms Comings in the Late Education and Eventing.
Storms Shroud Not Be as Slow-MOVING AS We SAW Last Week, so the Threat of Flooding from Rainfall is not Much of a concern. The Primary Threat Will Be Lightning and OCCASIONLY GUSTY WINDS.
With Easterly Winds and Less Cloud and Rainfall Coveraage, Temberatures Should Be a Little High, Topping Out in the Low 90s Along The Coast and Mid-90S Inland.
Boats Should Expecting Winds Out of the Southheast at 10-15 Knots, Turning South and Weakening in the Afternoon. SEAS Will Be 2 to 3 Feet with a Moderate Chop.
Wednesday Looks Like a Similar SETUP, Though some Slightly Drier Air Looks to Move in, Continuing to Keep Rain Chances Limited to Around 50%. Tempeatures Course Increase Slightly As the Week Progresses, but Highs will generally Continue in the lot to Mid-90s.
On Thursday and FRIIY, The Ridge of High Presure Looks to Dr. The Focus for Storms Welf Shift Inland As a Result, Keeping Our Rain Chances on the Lower Side. 40% Chance of Rain Both Days.
The Tropical Wave that Came OFF The Coast of Africa Late Last Week was Named Topical Storm Erin This Morning, and is Forecast to steadily strengthan as it is the Moves Westward Over the Eastern and Central Atlantic.
The National Hurricane Center PREDICTS IT Will BECOLE A Category 3 Hurricane by Sature, Northeast of PUERTO Rico. Models Continue to Indicate that Erin Will Turn Northward Before it Reacpects Florida, but we will Continue to Keep An Eye on It for Any Changes in the Forecast Over the Coming Days.
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