Tropical activity may ramp up
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber says we tend to see more tropical activity toward the end of August and the beginning of September. However, he says the tropics are quiet right now. He says the dry Saharan dust working its way across the Atlantic Ocean will likely continue over the next week. Weber cautions that as wind shear lessens and the dry Saharan dust starts to settle down, it may mean more favorable conditions for tropical activity.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber says we tend to see more tropical activity toward the end of August and the beginning of September. However, he says the tropics are quiet right now. He says the dry Saharan dust working its way across the Atlantic Ocean will likely continue over the next week. Weber cautions that as wind shear lessens and the dry Saharan dust starts to settle down, it may mean more favorable conditions for tropical activity.
When will hurricane season pick up?
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber says there is hardly a cloud in the sky in the Caribbean. He says there are no signs of anything developing in the tropics in the near future. According to Weber, the dry Saharan air that is working its way across the Atlantic is keeping things quiet in the tropics over the next week. He does caution that things may pick up as we head into September.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber says there is hardly a cloud in the sky in the Caribbean. He says there are no signs of anything developing in the tropics in the near future. According to Weber, the dry Saharan air that is working its way across the Atlantic is keeping things quiet in the tropics over the next week. He does caution that things may pick up as we head into September.
Saharan dust still keeping tropics quiet
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber says all is quiet in the tropics right now. He says the sea surface temperatures are above normal, which would provide fuel if a storm did develop. Weber adds that dry Saharan air working its way across the Atlantic is keeping things quiet even though wind shear is lessening.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber says all is quiet in the tropics right now. He says the sea surface temperatures are above normal, which would provide fuel if a storm did develop. Weber adds that dry Saharan air working its way across the Atlantic is keeping things quiet even though wind shear is lessening.
Quiet weekend in the tropics continues
FOX 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterberg is keeping an eye on the tropics as the first weekend of August comes to a close. Dave says El Nino continues to strengthen as sea surface temperatures remain above average. While no tropical storms are expected for the next seven days, Dave says that activity should increase in the coming weeks.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterberg is keeping an eye on the tropics as the first weekend of August comes to a close. Dave says El Nino continues to strengthen as sea surface temperatures remain above average. While no tropical storms are expected for the next seven days, Dave says that activity should increase in the coming weeks.
Tropics remain quiet in the first weekend of August
Fox 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterbeg is keeping an eye on the tropics as we work our way through the first weekend of August. Dave says that things should remain quiet in the tropics for the next seven days. He says there will be 18 named storms this hurricane season, according to a forecast from Colorado State.
Fox 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterbeg is keeping an eye on the tropics as we work our way through the first weekend of August. Dave says that things should remain quiet in the tropics for the next seven days. He says there will be 18 named storms this hurricane season, according to a forecast from Colorado State.
Tropics remain quiet as water heats up
FOX 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterberg is keeping an eye on the tropics as we work our way through the first week of August. He says right now the tropics are quiet and he expects things to remain calm for at least the next week thanks to warm water in the Atlantic and a wave of Saharan dust.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterberg is keeping an eye on the tropics as we work our way through the first week of August. He says right now the tropics are quiet and he expects things to remain calm for at least the next week thanks to warm water in the Atlantic and a wave of Saharan dust.
Record-breaking water temperatures keeping tropics calm
FOX 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterberg says we probably have about 13 more named storms in the 2023 hurricane season. He says Saharan dust continues to roll off the coast of Africa, but he expects it to dissipate in about a week. Osterberg says things are quiet and he does not expect anything for form over the next few days.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterberg says we probably have about 13 more named storms in the 2023 hurricane season. He says Saharan dust continues to roll off the coast of Africa, but he expects it to dissipate in about a week. Osterberg says things are quiet and he does not expect anything for form over the next few days.
Saharan dust, El Nino keeping tropics quiet
FOX 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterberg is watching the tropics as we head into August. He says 30 percent of named storms typically occurred this month. He says despite high temperatures, El Nino and Saharan dust are keeping things quiet. He adds that there is one little disturbance that the National Hurricane Center is giving a 10 percent chance for development. Osterberg says there are some waves coming off the coast of Africa, but there is nothing threatening to develop for the next week.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterberg is watching the tropics as we head into August. He says 30 percent of named storms typically occurred this month. He says despite high temperatures, El Nino and Saharan dust are keeping things quiet. He adds that there is one little disturbance that the National Hurricane Center is giving a 10 percent chance for development. Osterberg says there are some waves coming off the coast of Africa, but there is nothing threatening to develop for the next week.
Tropics may heat up in August
FOX13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is continuing to monitor the same two areas he?s been watching for several days. He says the odds of Invest 96 developing have gone down and it?s having a tough time getting organized. According to Sadiku Invest 96 now has a 50 percent chance of developing over the next week while the other area of interest has a zero percent chance of developing. He adds that Saharan dust is still keeping things fairly quiet in the tropics, but warns that things may pick up in August.
FOX13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is continuing to monitor the same two areas he?s been watching for several days. He says the odds of Invest 96 developing have gone down and it?s having a tough time getting organized. According to Sadiku Invest 96 now has a 50 percent chance of developing over the next week while the other area of interest has a zero percent chance of developing. He adds that Saharan dust is still keeping things fairly quiet in the tropics, but warns that things may pick up in August.
Two areas in the tropics under watch
Fox 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is keeping his eye on two areas in the tropics. Tony is watching Invest 96L, which has a low chance of forming into a storm over the next two days. Tony is also keeping his eye on a tropical depression south of Bermuda. That depression, according to Tony, has a low chance of forming into a storm over the next seven days.
Fox 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is keeping his eye on two areas in the tropics. Tony is watching Invest 96L, which has a low chance of forming into a storm over the next two days. Tony is also keeping his eye on a tropical depression south of Bermuda. That depression, according to Tony, has a low chance of forming into a storm over the next seven days.
Tropical wave could turn into tropical storm
Tony is keeping his eye on one tropical wave that is out in the Atlantic. He says that it is still being impacted by Saharan dust. The wave could become a storm as it moves closer to land. Tony says it likely won't be a threat or make landfall.
Tony is keeping his eye on one tropical wave that is out in the Atlantic. He says that it is still being impacted by Saharan dust. The wave could become a storm as it moves closer to land. Tony says it likely won't be a threat or make landfall.
Two tropical waves have chance of forming
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is watching several areas in the tropics as we end the work week. One area of interest is in the Caribbean and it has a 10 percent chance of developing over the next week. Another wave in the Atlantic has a 60 percent chance of developing over the next week, but will not impact the United States. Sadiku says if it does get a name it will be called Emily.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is watching several areas in the tropics as we end the work week. One area of interest is in the Caribbean and it has a 10 percent chance of developing over the next week. Another wave in the Atlantic has a 60 percent chance of developing over the next week, but will not impact the United States. Sadiku says if it does get a name it will be called Emily.
Tropical wave may develop in Atlantic
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is watching a tropical wave off the coast of Africa that has a 40 percent chance of developing over the next week. However, he says if it does develop it is not expected to impact land. If it does develop and earn a name, it will be called Emily.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is watching a tropical wave off the coast of Africa that has a 40 percent chance of developing over the next week. However, he says if it does develop it is not expected to impact land. If it does develop and earn a name, it will be called Emily.
Tropical system to bring rain to Florida
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku says the tropics are fairly quiet but he is watching a system that will likely bring rain to the Sunshine State over the weekend. Sadiku says the National Hurricane Center is keeping an eye on a wave that is currently off the coast of Africa and has a 30 percent chance of developing over the next week. The next named storm on the list is Emily.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku says the tropics are fairly quiet but he is watching a system that will likely bring rain to the Sunshine State over the weekend. Sadiku says the National Hurricane Center is keeping an eye on a wave that is currently off the coast of Africa and has a 30 percent chance of developing over the next week. The next named storm on the list is Emily.
Tropical disturbance in Atlantic may bring rain to Florida
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is watching two areas of interest in the Atlantic basin. He says Invest 95, which originally looked like it was strengthening, now only has a 10 percent chance of developing over the next week before it dissipates. The other area he is watching only has a 20 percent chance of forming over the week as it moves west toward the coast of Florida and the Carolinas. He says he?s not too concerned about either system, but he says the second system may bring more rain to the Sunshine State over the weekend.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is watching two areas of interest in the Atlantic basin. He says Invest 95, which originally looked like it was strengthening, now only has a 10 percent chance of developing over the next week before it dissipates. The other area he is watching only has a 20 percent chance of forming over the week as it moves west toward the coast of Florida and the Carolinas. He says he?s not too concerned about either system, but he says the second system may bring more rain to the Sunshine State over the weekend.
Post-tropical Don almost done as Invest 95 struggles to form
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is saying goodbye to post-tropical Don as it gets ready to dissipate in cooler waters. Sadiku is monitoring Invest 95, which has a 20 percent chance of developing over the next week. He says it?s having a tough time organizing and wind shear will impact it as it moves into the Caribbean Sea.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is saying goodbye to post-tropical Don as it gets ready to dissipate in cooler waters. Sadiku is monitoring Invest 95, which has a 20 percent chance of developing over the next week. He says it?s having a tough time organizing and wind shear will impact it as it moves into the Caribbean Sea.
Hurricane Don returns to tropical storm status, invest 95 loses strength
Fox 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is watching Tropical Storm Don, which briefly reached hurricane status on Saturday. Tony says the storm has started to deteriorate and is back to tropical storm status. Tony is also watching Invest 95, which has decreased in strength. The tropical depression is expected to take a path into the Caribbean, where wind shear should cause it to die off.
Fox 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is watching Tropical Storm Don, which briefly reached hurricane status on Saturday. Tony says the storm has started to deteriorate and is back to tropical storm status. Tony is also watching Invest 95, which has decreased in strength. The tropical depression is expected to take a path into the Caribbean, where wind shear should cause it to die off.
Tropical storm Don continues to turn, tropical wave could turn into a tropical depression
Fox 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is keeping his eye on two areas. Tony says Tropical Storm Don is still not considered a threat to anyone. He is also watching a tropical depression in the Atlantic that could turn into a tropical storm. Sadiku says there is a fifty percent chance that will happen in the next two days. The depression is surrounded by dry air, and the wind shear in its path could prevent the depression from forming into a storm.
Fox 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is keeping his eye on two areas. Tony says Tropical Storm Don is still not considered a threat to anyone. He is also watching a tropical depression in the Atlantic that could turn into a tropical storm. Sadiku says there is a fifty percent chance that will happen in the next two days. The depression is surrounded by dry air, and the wind shear in its path could prevent the depression from forming into a storm.
Tropical Storm Don continues to churn as Invest 95L forms
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber continues to watch Tropical Storm Don, which continues to churn in the middle of the Atlantic. He says T.S. Don has top winds of 50 miles per hour and will stay over open waters. Weber is also keeping an eye on the newly-formed Invest 95, which is working its way west off the coast of Africa. He says it has a 40 percent chance of developing over the next week and may become the next tropical depression.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber continues to watch Tropical Storm Don, which continues to churn in the middle of the Atlantic. He says T.S. Don has top winds of 50 miles per hour and will stay over open waters. Weber is also keeping an eye on the newly-formed Invest 95, which is working its way west off the coast of Africa. He says it has a 40 percent chance of developing over the next week and may become the next tropical depression.
Tropical Storm Don continues to swirl in Atlantic Ocean
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Don, which continues to churn in the Atlantic Ocean. He says T.S. Don currently has winds of 50 miles an hour and it may intensify over the next few days. He adds that the tropical storm will remain over open water and will not make landfall. Weber is also watching a wave that has formed off the coast of Africa that has a 20 percent chance of development over the next week.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Don, which continues to churn in the Atlantic Ocean. He says T.S. Don currently has winds of 50 miles an hour and it may intensify over the next few days. He adds that the tropical storm will remain over open water and will not make landfall. Weber is also watching a wave that has formed off the coast of Africa that has a 20 percent chance of development over the next week.