Ernesto approaching cooler northern waters
FOX 13 meteorologist Jim Weber says Hurricane Ernesto will move into much cooler waters on Monday after re-intensifying into a hurricane on Sunday. No new storms are expected in the next seven days.
Hurricane Ernesto to bring strong rip currents to U.S. East Coast
Hurricane Ernesto is expected to bring rough conditions to beaches along the U.S. East Coast, especially the northeast, despite staying hundreds of miles offshore.
Ernesto becomes hurricane again, dangerous beach conditions expected along the U.S. East Coast
Ernesto has intensified into a hurricane again and is now expected to bring impacts to Atlantic Canada this week, including high surf, rip currents and strong winds in parts of Newfoundland, in its final chapter before heading into the open North Atlantic.
Ernesto downgraded to tropical storm
The storm is no longer impacting land as it's moved away from Bermuda after making landfall on Saturday, according to FOX 13 News Meteorologist Valerie Mills. Over the next week, she says no storms are expected to develop.
Hurricane Ernesto makes landfall, Bermuda takes direct hit
Hurricane Ernesto made landfall in Bermuda at about 5:30 Saturday morning as a Category 1 hurricane.
Hurricane Ernesto hits Bermuda
FOX 13 News Meteorologist Valerie Mills says Hurricane Ernesto made landfall in Bermuda on Saturday morning as a category 1 storm. According to Mills, no new storms are expected to develop over the next week.
Hurricane Ernesto running into wind shear as it nears Bermuda
Hurricane Ernesto strengthened early Friday and remains a Category 2 hurricane, but that strengthening has stopped as the storm battles dry air and moderate wind shear.
Dry air limiting Hurricane Ernesto's strength
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber takes the latest look at Hurricane Ernesto, a Category 1 storm, that might be getting slowed down by dry air in the Atlantic. It is moving towards Bermuda as a still-dangerous storm, but might not reach major hurricane strength.
Ernesto becomes a hurricane, tracking toward Bermuda
FOX 13 meteorologist Jim Weber has the latest on Hurricane Ernesto.
Tropical Storm Ernesto makes way through Caribbean
The newly formed Tropical Storm Ernesto is gathering strength, as FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber takes a look at the storm approaching the Leeward Islands. It is not expected to pose a threat to the U.S. as it is forecasted to stay over the Atlantic after passing Puerto Rico.
Tropical Storm Ernesto could form Monday
FOX 13 News Meteorologist Jim Weber says Potential Tropical Cyclone Five will most likely become Tropical Storm Ernesto as it reaches the Leeward Islands. The system is expected to continue to strengthen and potentially become a category two hurricane.
Tropical Storm Ernesto forms, warnings issued for several Caribbean islands
Tropical Storm Ernesto formed on Monday, hours after a tropical storm warning was issued for Puerto Rico and nearby Caribbean islands.
Tracking the Tropics: Potential Tropical Cyclone Five expected to become Ernesto within next few days
There is now a high chance that Invest 98L will become the next named storm over the next seven days as it continues to strengthen in the Atlantic.
Potential Tropical Cyclone Five expected to strengthen
FOX 13 News Meteorologist Nash Rhodes breaks down the latest tropical update.
Invest 98L has high chance of becoming Ernesto
FOX 13 News Meteorologist Valerie Mills says there's a 90% chance that Invest 98L will become our next named storm in the next seven days. According to Mills, areas around the U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and the Leeward Islands will potentially be seeing impacts early this week.
Tropical disturbance in Atlantic could form into Ernesto as odds of development increase
A tropical disturbance in the Atlantic is expected to develop into the next named storm.
Invest 98L could become next named storm
A tropical disturbance in the Atlantic has gained quite a bit of development odds over the last couple of days, according to FOX 13 News Meteorologist Valerie Mills. Mills says there's an 80% chance of development within the next seven days.
Tropical wave may develop over next week
FOX 13 Meteorologist Nash Rhodes is keeping an eye on a tropical wave that has a 60% chance of developing over the next week. Rhodes says some models keep the storm gaining strength and staying off the east coast of the United States, if it does develop. Rhodes says Saharan dust still blankets the area, making it difficult for the system to get the tropical moisture around it that it would need to organize and find its footing in the middle of the Atlantic. If the storm does earn a name, it will be called Ernesto. He is also watching what’s left of Debby, which is now a post-tropical cyclone, as it races over the northeast at 37 miles an hour dumping heavy rain on the area.
Debby's 2nd landfall in Carolinas as tropical storm
FOX 13 Meteorologist Nash Rhodes broke down the latest on Tropical Storm Debby, which made a second landfall Thursday morning with slightly weaker status. He broke down the rainfall it left us in Florida and analyzed an area of low pressure that poses a chance of development next week.
Tropical Storm Debby strengthens off the Carolinas
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is still watching Tropical Storm Debby, which was sitting just off the coast of South Carolina around noon on Wednesday. He says there is a lot of dry air wrapped around the system and that will help weaken the storm, lessening the threat of torrential rain. Weber added that while there will be band of heavy rain, they won’t be as widespread as they could’ve been if there wasn’t all the dry air. However, since Tropical Storm Debby is over warm water, it is strengthening. Winds were at 60 miles an hour Wednesday afternoon and it was moving to the northeast at five miles an hour. Weber said it will eventually make a U-turn and move back toward the coast Wednesday night and into Thursday morning. Weber is also watching another area of interest working its way across the Caribbean. It has a 10% chance of developing over the next week but will not impact Florida.