Severe Weather Likely Across Parts of Alabama, Georgia, and Florida With Francine’s Inland Track
09/10/24 9:14am ET
Good morning everyone. The Northeast continues to bask in sunshine and very comfortable temps overall with cool mornings & low humidity. High pressure has an iron grip on the region, and that’ll protect the area from any tropical remnants later this weekend.
We also need to adjust the high temperatures by a couple of degrees due to positioning of that high pressure offshore. Look for highs 70-80 degrees today through Thursday, then we warm up into the mid 80’s for Friday and the weekend. No upper 80’s are expected anymore on Friday due to the wind-flow direction.
The Gulf Coast remains our big story, plus interior sections northward into the Mississippi Valley. Our immediate concern is actually not what-will-be Hurricane Francine (soon), it’s the new outflow boundary of Francine. Yesterday we talked about how our stationary front along Florida to Louisiana would eventually morph into the outflow of our tropical system, and that conversion is almost complete.