Where will Tropical Storm Sarah go? Browse maps, spaghetti models, and paths
Updated: November 15, 2024 7:29am ET
The numbers are much higher. 618 Now we are tracking the tropics. Also great for a little cool down. There’s a lot going on here at the Weather Service. Yeah. Meteorologist Kellyanne Klass is very busy. I think the biggest thing that a lot of people are waking up to and wanting to know is about this Tropical Storm Sarah. Yeah. And, at least in central Florida, it looks like the only thing that’s going to happen is rain. This does not make it a significant rainforest for central Florida or some parts of the Caribbean. It moves very slowly, so that’s a different story. Honduras, Belize, they’re going to deal with flooding. The system operates at 9 mph to the west. It is currently a tropical storm with winds of 45 mph. Winds of up to 50 mph are expected to hit Belize this weekend as a tropical storm. Once it makes contact with land, it quickly dissipates into a tropical cyclone, but many of our tropical models indicate that a very strong front, along with cold water temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico, will push moisture toward central Florida. However, this is an attempt to dismantle this system. And it does not develop at all. However, how quickly this moisture moves depends on how much rainfall occurs. on wednesday. Europe is moving all of this moisture quickly into the northern Gulf, coinciding with a cold front. Meanwhile, GFS stores ocean-floor debris in the Gulf of Mexico. That cold front is pushing all of that rainfall west and southwest of Orlando. Meanwhile, Europe brings all of this rainfall to central Florida. And that will have a huge impact on the amount of rainfall we receive. So with Europe moving all the rain into central Florida, locally more precipitation could occur, about 1 to 2 inches. All the moisture is heading south and west of the metro, making the GFS even drier. I’m really happy that I don’t have anything important to say.
Where will Tropical Storm Sarah go? Browse maps, spaghetti models, and paths
Updated: November 15, 2024 7:29am ET
The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor Tropical Storm Sarah, which formed in the Caribbean on Thursday. >> More information: Sarah’s Latest News >> Bookmark this page for the latest maps and models >> See Florida’s past November hurricane maps. Very Rare >> Related: WESH 2 Hurricane Survival Guide 2024 First Alert Weather Get the most accurate Central Florida weather with WESH 2 online and on-air Radar Severe Weather Alerts Latest Weather Alerts To get it, download the WESH 2 News app. The First Alert Weather Team includes First Alert Chief Meteorologist Tony Mainolfi, Eric Burris, Kellyanne Klass, Marquis Meda, and Cam Tran.
ORLANDO, FL —
The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor Tropical Storm Sarah, which formed in the Caribbean on Thursday.
>> Details: Sarah’s latest information
>> Bookmark this page to get the latest maps and models
>> View a map of Florida’s past hurricanes in November. This is extremely rare.
>> Related: WESH 2 Hurricane Survival Guide 2024
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The First Alert Weather Team includes First Alert Chief Meteorologist Tony Mainolfi, Eric Burris, Kellyanne Klass, Marquis Meda, and Cam Tran.
