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The NBC2 First Alert Hurricane Tracking Team is monitoring Tropical Storm Philippe and Rina in the open Atlantic Ocean. Thankfully, neither storm poses a threat to Southwest Florida. 

Tracking a tropical storm and a new area of development in the Atlantic

The calendar has flipped to October, but tropical threats continue to loom in the Atlantic and East Pacific Ocean Basins. Often times, tropical activity will start winding down during the month of October, as the season nears its end on Nov. 30. This year, AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring several threats into the first few weeks of the new month. Philippe first became a tropical storm back on Sept. 23 in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Ever since, the storm as been slowly moving westw

Tracking our first fall front next week

The tropical two-step that Tropical Storm Philippe and Tropical Storm Rina were doing in the Atlantic east of the Caribbean will end today. Rina will end up the loser of the close-quarters competition that resulted in the storms doing a tropical twirl – rotating in a giant circle around each other.

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Rina has weakened and is barely a tropical depression at this point.

Tropical Storm Philippe will begin threatening to unleash heavy rains and flash flooding in the Leeward Islands in the coming hours

Looking ahead to the weekend, we don’t foresee many changes. High temperatures will run about 10° above average on both Saturday and Sunday, which turns out to be close to record values. Fortunately, we are scaling back on temperatures next week. Long-term data still hints at a cold front passage late next week. This could send temperatures back into the 80s and increase rain chances around that time. Tonight & Tomorrow: Any afternoon clouds quickly fade away on Friday night