Tropical Storm Dexter: Hurricane Center National Weather Service in Miami reduced Cyclone warnings in Miami and marked it on the tropical storm “Dexter”. According to the weather agency, the tropical storm is expected to move away from the US coast and remain north of Bermuda.
According to the latest weather weather report, the low pressure area is several hundred kilometers from the coast of North Carolina, which produces the persistent deep convection, which is “now located southeast of the strongest gradients of temperature and humidity… It is no longer frontal and has taken a crossing to tropical storm.”
According to the NHC, a tropical storm was directed with a maximum permanent wind of 45 km / h (72 km / h) late to the northeast. As a result, the “Tropical Storm Dexter” is the fourth secret storm of the hurricane season this year.
Thunforms are probably accompanied by frequent lightning, heavy gusts of wind, hail and occasional tornadoes.
“A large dome of the cold air will continue”
Prediction NWS released an excessive threat to the Eastern parts of the Earth and said in its weather report dated 3. August: “The large dome of the cold air will continue to provide cooler than normal conditions for the beginning of August from the Great Plain to the Great Eastern USA except New England in the next few days.”
There is the possibility of “heavy rains and threats of excessive rainfall, especially from Florida Panhandle north… scattered showers and thunderstorms are also gradually rising north to North Carolina and possibly Virginia,” NWS said.
NWS predicts the marginal threat of excessive precipitation around the large plains, and suggested that the storm queue is most likely to weaken by Monday.
On Tuesday, the low -pressure wave associated with the upper trough of the Pacific will cause another round of strong storms later on that day through the Northern Plain, NWS said.
(Tagstotranslate) excessive precipitation
