Labor Day Weekend Update

Weather is mostly boring for this Labor Day Weekend, but the east coast still has a lot of rip currents and some wind going on from the front stalled just offshore, so if at the beach be careful. Hazard areas are coded in blue for Rip Currents, beach hazards, and small craft advisories … Click maps to embiggen.

Satellite image showing the southeastern United States with highlighted areas indicating rip currents and beach hazards along the East Coast.

Only one real tropical system (way off of Mexico, TD 11E, which should become a hurricane next week far from land).

Satellite image showing the projected path of Tropical Depression Eleven in the Pacific Ocean, with track models indicated.

There is a disturbance in the EPAC that may spin up mid-week, but should parallel the shoreline.

Satellite image showing the NHC Tropical Weather Outlook with a tropical disturbance off the coast of Mexico, featuring a projected path and percentage likelihood of development.

One disturbance in the Atlantic, a wave coming off of Africa, too far away to worry about at this point. Nothing in WPAC at the moment.

Satellite image showing the NHC Tropical Weather Outlook for the eastern Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean, indicating areas of potential tropical development with percentages.

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