Subtropical Storm Don continues to lose strength
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is keeping his eye on Subtropical Storm Don. Tony says that Don is barely hanging on. He says as the storm weakens, it is expected to drift to the east and then the south. Tony expects the storm to stay in open water and not make landfall.
Sunday morning forecast
Meteorologist Tony Sadiku
Subtropical Storm Don not expected to make landfall
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is keeping an eye on Subtropical Storm Don. Tony says that Don is expected to stay in the open waters of the Atlantic. The storm is expected to weaken as it encounters cooler water temperatures. Tony says that Saharan Dust is limiting any tropical activity, and no storms are expected to form over the next seven days.
Saturday morning forecast
Meteorologist Tony Sadiku
Friday evening forecast
Chief Meteorologist Paul Dellegatto
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Friday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Jim Weber
Subtropical Storm Don develops near Bermuda
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is watching Subtropical Storm Don, which formed early Friday morning. He says it is out in the Atlantic, just east of Bermuda. Weber says the storm will stay over open water and will not impact the United States. Otherwise, it is quiet in the tropics.
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Subtropical Storm Don forms in the Atlantic
The fourth named storm of the 2023 hurricane season has formed in the Atlantic.
Friday morning forecast
Meteorologist Dave Osterberg
Thursday evening forecast
Chief Meteorologist Paul Dellegatto
Thursday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Jim Weber
Saharan dust won’t stop potential tropical system
Fox 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is watching one area in the Atlantic that is not being impacted by Saharan dust making its way off the coast of Africa. He says that while it is still unorganized, it has a 60 percent chance of developing tropical or subtropical characteristics if the wind shear cooperates. The good news is that it will stay over open water.
Thursday morning forecast
Meteorologist Dave Osterberg
Wednesday evening forecast
Chief Meteorologist Paul Dellegatto
Wednesday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Jim Weber
Invest 94 may become tropical system
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is keeping an eye on Invest 94, which formed near Bermuda on Tuesday. He says it has a 50 percent chance of developing tropical or subtropical characteristics over the next week, but it will not make landfall. Weber is also watching Saharan dust travel off the coast of Africa, which is keeping things fairly quiet in the tropics.
Wednesday morning forecast
Meteorologist Dave Osterberg
Tuesday evening forecast
Chief Meteorologist Paul Dellegatto