Photos taken near sunrise this morning.
Found the Surf Cruiser on the beach.
TODAY is a suprisingly easy one. Deep SE, moist flow this morning will back gradually into the afternoon to more of an easterly component and dry out a bit in the wake of a tropical wave passing just south of the keys. As a result expect any shower activity after this morning to be essentially non-existent east of I-95 and isolated to scattered west of I-95. Exception will be from Ft. Pierce and south where closer proximity to the wave may allow some ongoing ocean showers to persist until late afternoon.
TODAY is a suprisingly easy one. Deep SE, moist flow this morning will back gradually into the afternoon to more of an easterly component and dry out a bit in the wake of a tropical wave passing just south of the keys. As a result expect any shower activity after this morning to be essentially non-existent east of I-95 and isolated to scattered west of I-95. Exception will be from Ft. Pierce and south where closer proximity to the wave may allow some ongoing ocean showers to persist until late afternoon.
TROPICS: Watching TS Ana. Current projected path has her heading toward C. Florida at this time. It should be noted that mid-long range tropical system direction and intensity forecasts from the various models can vary significantly both between models and within a specific model's run cycles; therefore, I will not provide "speculation" on these systems until such time it becomes feasible.
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