Julia is now a Post Tropical Cyclone as of the 11:00 pm update from the National Hurricane Center.
Advertisement
A chance for showers heading into Tuesday as we get some remnant moisture from Julia.
We can expect the high and dry temperatures to continue through the week.
Monday night the chances of rain rise to 50 percent, with an overnight low around 78.
Julia may have faded from tropical storm to depression, and Tropical Storm Karl remains far from the US coast, but weather forecasters were keeping an eye on both systems Sunday. Highs in the lower 80s. Lows will be in the low and mid 70s. The surface flow will become more southerly later in the week and this setup will bring a small chance of scattered afternoon showers and storms for the weekend. Julia is still twirling in the Atlantic off the coast of the Carolinas. This will deliver some nice warmth for the last few days of the season. The system is expected to be near the coast of southeastern North Carolina Monday afternoon or evening.
Tropical Storm Karl is forecast to slowly strengthen as it continues its westward trek over the Atlantic. The system is moving toward the west at 15 miles per hour.
The hurricane center said Karl will turn more to the northwest later today or Tuesday. Wind speeds are around 40 miles per hour and the storm is moving toward the west at 15 miles per hour.
Advertisement
None of these systems are expected to impact Florida over the next few days.
