Elsa Expected to Become a Hurricane Before Landfall
Elsa is expected to become a hurricane before landfall on Florida's west coast. Local impacts from Elsa will be begin late Wednesday into early Thursday.
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Elsa is expected to become a hurricane before landfall on Florida's west coast. Local impacts from Elsa will be begin late Wednesday into early Thursday.
Governor Roy Cooper and state emergency management officials are monitoring the forecast track and potential impacts from Tropical Storm Elsa and advising residents in eastern and central North Carolina to be prepared for significant rains and possible flooding.
Hurricane watches have been issued for parts of Florida ahead of Tropical Storm Elsa. Heavy rain and flash flooding a concern from Florida to the Carolinas.
Hurricane Elsa continues racing through the Caribbean.
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There is a Flash Flood Watch in effect for the Mountains as rounds of heavy rain could lead to flash flooding.
Elsa is the earliest 5th named storm on record in the Atlantic basin.
Heading to the coast this holiday weekend? Mother nature is on your side!
Tropical Depression Five develops and will soon become Tropical Storm Elsa.
The current earliest 5th Atlantic named storm was on July 6th which was Edouard in 2020. There is a good chance we break that record this year with increasing development chances in the Atlantic.
Tropical Storm Danny Has Formed Off the South Carolina Coast.
This storm will likely become Tropical Storm Danny tonight before landfall near Charleston, SC.
While the storm hasn't been given a name yet, there's a 50/50 shot it becomes Tropical Storm Danny shortly before landfall Monday evening.
Development chances are decreasing for a tropical wave over the far eastern Atlantic Ocean
While severe drought has been completely flushed out of the Carolinas, wide swaths of moderate drought and abnormally dry conditions remain.
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