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The first cold front of fall is expected to pass through the Treasure Coast over the weekend. See how much temps may drop, how long it might last.
Temperatures will climb into the 90s
The weather will remain sunny and hot over the weekend, with temperatures ranging from the upper 80s to low 90s.
Coming in at category 1, 75 miles per hour. that barely puts it into hurricane status, but it is going to rapidly intensify as we get through the next 20ish hours before it makes landfall. we're talking it needs 35-mile-per-hour increase in the winds in order to be considered rapid intensification. it'll definitely get that. right now moving north at 14 miles per hour, that pace is going to pick up, as well. it is right now leaving us with some rain across parts of cuba and moving into parts of florida later today with the outer rain bands. check out all of these watches and warnings we alread...
An area of low pressure, ejecting out of the rockies. going to bring the strong storms to portions of the rockies, the plains, the southeast. and then tomorrow, look what happens, zips across the plains, we'll see the severe weather risk from oklahoma to tennessee and also the chance for really heavy rain as well. that's the stormy side. now we have the steamy side. 52 million people at risk across the south. excessive heat warnings for austin, new orleans, tallahassee, miami. we're going to see temperatures into the 100s, into the 90s. some spots factor in the humidity, feels like 115 in a fe...