What was Hurricane Rina is now a Tropical Depression in the eastern Yucatan peninsula. With sustained winds of 35 mph the storm is forecast to turn eastward tonight and eventually southward. While the storm will never affect the U.S. directly, moisture from Rina continues to surge into southwest Florida, creating mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers. This moisture combined with that of an approaching cold front will give way to a rather wet weekend. The wettest day on tap is forecast to be Saturday; keep that umbrella on hand now through Monday!
-KW
Friday, October 28, 2011
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- Thanks Annie
- Rain Moving In
- Moisture Returns
- Record Rainfall in Fort Myers
- Clearing Expected Saturday PM
- Cold front
- Rina Downgraded to a Depression
- Rina Downgraded to a Tropical Storm; No Threat to ...
- Rina continues in the Caribbean. A cold front is ...
- Cold Front on the Way
- TROPICAL STORM RINA
- Another Pleasant Day!
- Can you feel the dry and cool weather over SWFL? H...
- Rain again tonight as the cold front moves closer....
- Another 1 - 3" of Rain Possible
- At least 2" expected in SW FL through Wednesday
- This Weekend's Forecast...ZOMBIE-rific!
- Dry air has returned to SWFL. Here to stay thru th...
- A Drop in the Dewpoints!
- Rain Closer to the Coast...
- Coastal Rain
- A Brief Break From Humidity on the Way
- Weak Cold Front
- Drying Out...
- This Dreary Weather Will Be Gone Soon Enough
- Rain & Wind
- Record Rainfall in Fort Myers
- Not the Best Weekend for Boating
- A few showers are expected this evening. Moving qu...
- A few showers in Highlands County. Could see a few...
- Dry weather for the rest of the evening. Low humid...
- A Bit of Change...
- Still dry
- A Taste of Fall...
- A Cool Start to the Week...
- Mother Nature Shows Off a Little Fall Flare
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