About the accident. Good morning. We are keeping a close eye on Tropical Storm hermine. Doug good morning, its saturday, september 3. Im doug meehan. Antoinette and im antoinette antonio. We have some great weather this weekend. Mike a fantastic day today. All that moisture moves north. Tomorrow, a bit of cloud coverage, as well. It may linger into wednesday. I shows up at that point. It will be a while and will hang a while. A beautiful sunrise coming out of the whole thing. The National Weather service issued these watches. They are hesitant as to whether it will be moving its weight in here in full force or not. Heres where it is that right now. Here is the path it will take. In may intensified a bit to us. Theres a tone of uncertainty here. Theres a lot of debate as to what can happen. It is close enough to us. The ocean will be churned up out there. The rip current risk will be the big risk there. Well talk about the totals in the more in a moment. Right now heading for new englan
So far. Mike for the areas north and west, its not a bad time. A thin overcast right now, it will dissipate at different times. The actual storm itself is about 540 miles away from boston. We are seeing the cloud shield working its way out. The rain is way down here. The reason is not moving northward fast is because we have a big High Pressure are side, but the storm system itself is way down to the south at this point. We are watching for Tropical Storm watches, which have been issued along the outer areas of the water. Not so much inland yet. We will reevaluate that later on this morning. Maxim sustained wind and 60 mellon hour. Just now moves into the atlantic. 60 miles an hour. Rough surf along the south coastal basing areas, which is why were keeping a close eye on the threat of rip current as we had through the weekend. More about this is the warming trend comes into the week. Antoinette mike, thank you. Continuing to track Tropical Storm hermine. The storm churning up the coast
David i will have it down by the end of the weekend. This is one of the beaches that could see rough surf by the end of the weekend. And at least one Ferry Company has decided to stay tied up at dock. The island queen ferry between falmouth and Marthas Vineyard is still running tonight. But operators are telling passengers theyve decided to Cancel Service on sunday and monday. If they want to make alternative arrangements for returning home, they can be thinking about that now. David three other ferries to still, some passengers said theyre thinking about cutting short their Labor Day Weekend getaways. On the beach, lifeguards are warning swimmers the storm could bring stinging jellyfish and dangerous currents. I saw one of the lifeguards looked like he was having a heckuva time swimming. At david cape businesses, like this pub, say storms can sometimes drive away crowds. But not always. It can help business. David lifeguards also want you to know many of these chairs will be empty thi
You thought it was dramatic, you can take hermine. The storms already pushing into our area but we will not see this brain until later in the holiday weekend. Good morning to you. We have that storm on the coastline. You see it swirling around there. The removing the coastline. That is what were dealing with today. Were not going to have anything here today. Heres the latest plot for storm Tropical Storm hermine. Northeast at 21 Miles Per Hour. You might think that it is moving at that speed and it might be moving out of here in moving out to see. The problem is it will be moving slowly getting trapped. A Tropical Storm watch around new york city and along the connecticut coastline as well. There is no change from what the plume of rain will continue to get closer. Eventually, we will see the rain up here but that will not happen that will not be happening until starting later tomorrow and monday. Here it is coming at the northeast. The outflow is producing some of that high cloudiness