Tropical Storm Andrea turns into a remnant low within the Atlantic
Andrea continues east-northeast motion and can proceed to weaken
APPRECIATE THAT. SHAWANDA OF COURSE. AUGUST 29TH, THE DAY BOTH FOR IDA AND KATRINA’S 20TH YEAR WDSU FIRST WARNING WEATHER DOPPLER RADAR IS WHERE WE START. WE’VE HAD SOME STRONG STORMS AT TIMES, BUT THOSE STRONG STORMS HAVE NOW STARTED TO WEAKEN. THERE ARE NO ALERTS ACROSS THE AREA. WE HAD SOME SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENTS. THOSE ARE JUST STORMS THAT ARE GETTING CLOSE TO MAYBE A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM. THAT’S WINDS OVER 58MPH, MAYBE SOME HAIL. SO WE START NORTH FIRST IN WASHINGTON PARISH. YOU CAN SEE AS THIS MOVED OUT OF PEARL RIVER COUNTY INTO MISSISSIPPI, ANGIE VARNADO HERE, WE’VE GOT FADING SHOWERS. WE DO HAVE A STRONGER STORM THAT WAS ONCE PRETTY STRONG. THEY’RE ALL MOVING NORTHWEST, BY THE WAY. HOULTON WITH SOME AT LEAST GOT SOME LIGHTNING AND PRETTY HEFTY DOWNPOURS. THEY’RE GOING TO BE MOVING INTO TOWN HERE, AND THEN WE FINISH UP WITH LOWER PLAQUEMINES. NOT REALLY CONCERNED. THERE’S A COUPLE ISOLATED DOWNPOURS JUST OUTSIDE OF TOWN. MAYBE WEST BANK HERE. THERE YOU SEE PORT SULFUR THERE. YOU’VE GOT SOME STRONGER STORMS HERE THAT WE DO HAVE SOME REDEVELOPMENT. I WILL AT THE LAST MINUTE HERE. GO NORTHWARD. DELACRO WE’VE GOT OFF THE BAYOU AND MARSHY AREAS MOVING YOUR WAY AND MAYBE SOME ISOLATED SHOWERS. ALLIANCE TO IRONTON. THAT’S HERE. THAT COVERS WHAT WE’VE GOT FOR THE RAIN AT THIS TIME. HOW ABOUT TEMPERATURES WHERE YOU ARE ARE 89 IS FEELING REALLY, REALLY STEAMY OFFICIALLY HERE IN TOWN. STILL 90. SPEAKING OF SLIDELL, GULFPORT, BILOXI, BOTH AT 89 AND 90 THEMSELVES. BURAS YOU’RE AT 81, SOME RAIN COOLED AIR. THOSE DEW POINTS AT 77. AND IT’S MAKING IT FEEL LIKE 102 HERE IN TOWN. BUT HERE’S THE FACTOR OF THE NEXT FEW DAYS. WE GO UP TO 95. THE DEW POINT DROPS A LITTLE BIT. SO WE’RE REALLY CLOSE TO HEAT ADVISORY CRITERIA 108. WE’RE STILL GOING TO KEEP IT AN IMPACT DAY SINCE WE’RE CLOSE. AND THEN TEMPERATURES ARE JUST HOVERING CLOSE TO THAT WHERE WE’LL ACTUALLY PICK UP THE DEW POINTS HEADING INTO THE WEEKEND. THAT MEANS AN INCREASE IN HUMIDITY STILL MAKING IT FEEL REALLY HOT. NOT AS HOT AS WHAT YOU GOT OVER THE EAST COAST AND THE BLOCK OF THE HEAT THAT’S THERE. AND WE’VE GOT EXTREME HEAT WARNINGS ALL THE WAY UP AND DOWN FROM MID-ATLANTIC NEW ENGLAND. THAT’S AN INTERESTING FORECAST, SHOWING A POSSIBLE GROUP CLUSTER OF STORMS EAST TO WEST. THAT COULD MEAN AN ENHANCEMENT IN STORM CHANCES GOING INTO THURSDAY. WE’LL SHOW YOU THE EXACT TIMING ON WHAT THAT IS AND EVEN A FIRST POTENTIAL ROUND OVERNIGHT. HERE WE LINE UP WITH THE SHORT TERM FORECAST, WITH WHAT WE HAVE, EVERYTHING SHOULD START TO FADE AWAY. WE’RE OFF INTO THE 70S ONCE AGAIN TOMORROW MORNING, SO NOTHING IN THE OVERNIGHT LIKE WHAT WE HAD LAST NIGHT. DID YOU GET SOME OF THAT RAIN? A LOT OF US DID. 78 TOMORROW MORNING HERE IN TOWN, 80 AT LAKEFRONT AND WE GET TOMORROW A SLIM CHANCE OF AN ISOLATED STORM. CAN’T COMPLETELY TAKE THE RAIN CHANCES OUT. KIND OF IN THE CYCLE WHERE WE STILL HAVE HAD SO MUCH RAIN THAT THE GROUND HAS BEEN FAIRLY WET IN CASES. NOW HERE’S A LOOK AT THAT GROUP. CLUSTER STORMS MOVING IN FROM EAST TO WEST. I’LL SHOW WE COULD GET 9597 CLOSE TO 98 TOMORROW, BUT DEW POINTS HOVERING AROUND 73, 74, 75 DOWN A BIT. SO AGAIN, WE’RE VERY CLOSE TO HEAT ADVISORY CRITERIA 108. IN MANY CASES, WE’LL STILL KEEP THE IMPACT. SO OVERNIGHT THESE STORMS START TO MOVE IN FROM EAST TO WEST. BUT THEY REALLY START TO FADE. ACCORDING TO THIS FORECAST, THERE’S SOME INDICATION THEY COULD HOLD THEIR STRENGTH. SO THERE IS GOING TO BE AN OVERNIGHT RAIN CHANCE. BUT I THINK THAT LEAVES OVER ENERGY FOR MORE NUMEROUS STORMS TO RETURN INTO THURSDAY. SO THAT’S GOING TO INCREASE THOSE RAIN CHANCES BY THEN. STILL HOT AND HUMID. WE’RE NOT GETTING RID OF THE 90S. WE’RE HERE ALL THE WAY GOING THROUGH AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. YOU KNOW HOW IT ROLLS. VERY HOT WEDNESDAY. THE STORMS RETURNING THURSDAY STILL STAYING HOT AND HUMID WITH THAT HEAT INDEX 105 PLUS, DID YOU KNOW THAT WE HAD OUR FIRST NAME SYSTEM EARLIER TODAY? ANDREA, THERE’S NEW YORK CITY WAY, WAY OVER LEFT HAND PART OF THE SCREEN. WE’RE GOING TO ZOOM IN A LITTLE CLOSER. WHAT ARE WE LOOKING AT, ANDREA, RIGHT NOW? IT IS PATHETIC. I MEAN, THERE’S HARDLY EVEN A CLOUD WITH THIS THING. STILL, AT THE 4:00 UPDATE WAS AT LEAST SAYING IT WAS TROPICAL STORM STATUS, BUT I’M HARD PRESSED TO REALLY SEE THAT WE’VE GOT ANYTHING AND NOTHING OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS. SO WE’RE NEAR HEAT ADVISORY CRITERIA. THE IMPACT TOMORROW, BUT THEN SCATTERED STORMS RETURNING. AS I SHOWED WITH THAT LITTLE
Tropical Storm Andrea turns into a remnant low within the Atlantic
Andrea continues east-northeast motion and can proceed to weaken
Tropical Storm Andrea is about 985 miles west of the Azores and is now a remnant low.This technique misplaced an almost all of its related storm exercise on Tuesday.The system is shifting east-northeast at 20 mph, and can stay over the open north central Atlantic. That is the ultimate replace on this method.
Tropical Storm Andrea is about 985 miles west of the Azores and is now a remnant low.
This technique misplaced an almost all of its related storm exercise on Tuesday.
The system is shifting east-northeast at 20 mph, and can stay over the open north central Atlantic.
That is the ultimate replace on this method.
