IN NEW JERSEY, SOME BEACHES
ALSO OPENED IN A DRY RUN FOR
THE BIG WEEKEND.
SOME BEACHES WELCOME VISITORS
IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY.
HERE IN SOUTH FLORIDA, THE
BEACHES IN MIAMI DADE, BROWARD,
SORRY STILL CLOSED.
TODAY IS NOT MUCH OF HIS
BEACH DAY BASED ON HOW OUR
MORNING IS STARTING OUT.
IT IS PRETTY FOGGY.
THE FOG IS STARTING TO LIFT.
VISIBILITY'S ARE IMPROVING, AND
THEY SHOULD CONTINUOUSLY
IMPROVE FOR BROWARD COUNTY, AND
PARTS OF NORTHEASTERN DADE,
THROUGHOUT THE WEST OF THE
MORNING.
MEANWHILE, TEMPERATURES ARE IN
THE LOW TO MID 70s.
FROM POMPANO BEACH, DOWN TO
HOMESTEAD, A LITTLE WARMER
SOUTH OF THAT.
KEY WEST AT 80 DEGREES.
THERE IS NO FOG FOR SOUTHERN
HALF OF MIAMI-DADE, AND THE
KEYS.
ALSO SUNSHINE THERE IS GOING TO
WARM THINGS UP A LITTLE BIT
FASTER THERE.
THE WIND IS STILL CALM, HOWEVER
THE FLOOR UP TO THE FLOW FOR
TODAY KEEPING THINGS VERY WARM
AND HUMID, IT IS RAINY SEASON,
AFTER DAYTIME HEATING WE CAN'T
RULE OUT AN ISOLATED POP-UP
SHOWER AND THUNDERSTORM.
THE MODEL IS SHOWING THAT IT
COULD START AS EARLY AS 2:00
P.M.
FOR MIAMI-DADE.
THEN I WILL PUSH TOWARDS
NORTHEAST ALONG THE SOUTHWEST
FLOW.
THEN, BY THIS EVENING, THERE
COULD BE STILL SOME HEAVY
DOWNPOURS, BETWEEN BROWARD AND
PALM BEACH COUNTY.
KIND OF SIMILAR TO WHAT WE HAD
YESTERDAY, WHERE BROWARD DID
GET THAT STRONG THUNDERSTORM
LATE IN THE AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
LET'S TALK ABOUT TROPICAL STORM
ARTHUR.
THIS IS AN EARLY START OF
HURRICANE SEASON WHICH
OFFICIALLY BEGINS JUNE 1st.
TROPICAL STORM ARTHUR, TO
DEVELOP INTO A TROPICAL STORM
LAST NIGHT.
IT REMAINS A TROPICAL STORM,
AND WHAT IS KEEPING IT
ORGANIZED AS A TROPICAL STORM
IS THE FACT IT IS MOVING OVER
WARM WATERS OF THE GULF STREAM.
IT IS MOVING TOWARDS THE NORTH
NORTHEAST, SUSTAINED WINDS AS
OF 8:00 A.M.
ARE AT 40 MILES PER HOUR.
LET'S TALK ABOUT THE FORECAST,
DON'T FOCUS JUST ON THE CENTER,
BECAUSE THE FORECAST CONE IS
SHOWING US THAT THE CENTER OF
THIS STORM COULD GO ANYWHERE
WEST OF THE CENTER, OR EAST OF
THAT.
SO, AS YOU CAN SEE THE CONE
DOES GO PARTS OVER THE OUTER
BANKS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
THEREFORE, THERE IS A TROPICAL
STORM WARNING FROM DR. NORTH
CAROLINA, BY TUESDAY MORNING
STILL EXPECTED TO BE A TROPICAL
STORM.
BUT, AT THIS ., IT IS GETTING
FURTHER AWAY FROM THE COAST.
IT WON'T BE PUSHED FARTHER AWAY
OFFSHORE, MOVING TOWARDS THE
EAST.
BECAUSE, OF THIS COLD FRONT
THAT YOU SEE THAT WILL BE
MOVING THROUGH THE MIDWEST AND
SOUTH TODAY, THEN EVENTUALLY
OVER THE EASTERN U.S. BY
MIDWEEK.
AND COME IN THE MOISTURE
ASSOCIATED WITH THE TROPICAL
STORM WILL PULL AWAY FROM US,
