- The National Hurricane Center is at 60% and 30% on the 2 systems in the tropics with nothing imminent. The models and ensembles are not too impressed by Invest 94L. Either way, the track looks to generally stay a little north of the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico Friday into Saturday and then sink southwestward towards the Dominican Republic. It then can either continue SW/WSW or head northward and become an offshore, which is what I think is more likely. The system in the western Caribbean will likely bring heavy rain for portions of Central America. There are no worries for Florida from either of these systems.
- Chilly and breezy weather today and tomorrow for Long Island and the northeast with some mountain snow for northern areas with cold nights. Then there will be an offshore storm on Thursday with the rain shield likely staying just offshore from Long Island and southeastern New England.
- A nice warm-up this weekend into early/mid next week with high pressure in control, which means blue skies and light winds, so it will be absolutely beautiful. Rain chances should increase towards the end of next week.
- 1st image: My Long Island forecast
- 2nd image: NHC map
- 3rd image: Tracks for Invest 94L from various models
- 4th image: Euro ensembles for the next 12 days
- 5th image: Model Blend rainfall map for the next 10 days
- 6th image: Intensity projections for Invest 94L from various models
- 7th image: Long Island temperatures for the next 15 days from the Euro ensembles
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