Tropical Depression Liza is slowing in the Gulf of Campeche
Updated: November 4, 2022, 7:36 PM EDT
SITTING IN THE MIDLAND COUNTRY. LET’S GO TROPICS BECAUSE WE HAVE A LOT OF PRODUCTS TO TALK ABOUT FOR THE WEEKEND AND NEXT WEEK AS WELL. OBVIOUSLY THIS IS FOR YOU AND YOU THINK WHAT IS GOING ON HERE. AND THIS IS STRANGE SHADOWED AREA, IT’S A GOOD CHANCE NOT TO BE ABLE TO SEE WHY IT DEVELOPS OVER THE NEXT FIVE DAYS. SO WHAT WE SEE NOW IS JUST A LINE OF LOW PRESSURE. IT’S NOT ESTABLISHED YET, BUT THE HURRICANE CENTER THINKS WE WILL SEE A LARGE, WEAK AREA OF LOW PRESSURE LATER THIS AND NEXT WEEK. THIS WILL INFLUENCE OUR WEATHER FOR THE NEXT WEEK AS WELL AS GIVING US MORE TROPICAL AREA. OUR WINDS WILL INCREASE A LITTLE BIT. THEN YOU CAN SEE THE WEATHER FOR THIS AREA OVER US BY THURSDAY. RAIN, WIND, GUN, BEACH EROSION TO LOOK FOR, JUST A SCATTERED MIDWEEK SETUP. THEREFORE WE WILL WATCH FOR SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS THIS WEEK END NEXT WEEK. WINDS WILL PICK UP AND THERE WILL BE A THREAT FOR CIRCULAR CLOUDS. WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY WILL BE CLOSED. SHOULD I WORRY ABOUT WINDS? NOW THE ANSWER IS NO, WE CAN HANDLE 35 TO 40 MPH WINDS. NOT TOO CONCERNED, BUT THERE WILL BE A LOT OF RAIN AND SIN CLOUDS SO THAT WILL BE ONE OF THE HAZARDS WE WILL BE WATCHING. WILL MOVE TO FRIDAY. THEN IT WILL GET PAYED AND A NICE, STRONG COLD FRONT TO WORK NEXT WEEKEND. SLIGHTLY SLIGHTLY RAIN IS IN THE FORECAST WITH A FEW HOURLY EASTERN BREEZE IN THE FORECAST. SAME SAYING ON SUNDAY. A LITTLE LESS RAIN BUT BEWARE OF THE WIND ARROWS AS WE GO ON SUNDAY. IT WILL BE SWALLOWED DOWN FROM THE OCEAN AND THAT WILL HELP KEEP OUR TEMPERATURES NICE AND REQUIRELY COMFORTABLE. BUT THEN WE WILL REALLY GO INTO THAT TROPICAL REGION STARTING ON WEDNESDAY. SO WAVE PARTS DON’T VOTE, UNFORTUNATELY THE GULF STREAM IS NO LONGER AS SIX FEET THIS WEEKEND AND THE EASY BREEZE WILL BE GUSTY AT TIMES. DELIVERED FOR TOMORROW. MIDDLE EIGHTIES AND SLIGHTLY WINDY SATURDAY THROUGH SUNDAY. TUESDAY’S TROPICAL ROME MOVES IN WINDY RAIN AT TIMES WEDNESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY. THEN FR
Tropical Depression Liza is slowing in the Gulf of Campeche
Updated: November 4, 2022, 7:36 PM EDT
Video above: First Warning Weather Meteorologists’ latest forecast Lisa is moving over the Bay of Campeche as a tropical depression. It is expected to become a remnant low Friday night or Saturday. As of 5 p.m. Friday, Lisa was 235 miles west of Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico. It has maximum sustained winds of 30 mph and is moving northwest at 5 mph. Weather | Radar | Hurricane | Traffic | uLocal | Facebook | Twitter | The Instagram Early Warning Weather OutlookLisa is expected to disintegrate on Monday, WPBF Early Warning Weather Forecasters said. There is no threat to Florida. “Lisa or its remnants are forecast to stall or drift south through the remainder of the weekend,” the National Weather Service said in its latest forecast update. Information: 2022 WPBF 25 Early Warning Weather Hurricane Survival GuideWatches and Warnings There are currently no watches or warnings in effect. WATCH: WPBF 25 Storm Shorts: Slow storms. To rebuild after Hurricane Ian. Stay up to date with the latest weather updates with the WPBF 25 News app. You can download it here.
Video above: The latest forecast from Early Warning Weather Meteorologists
Liza moves over the Bay of Campeche as a tropical depression. A remnant low is expected Friday night or Saturday.
As of 5 p.m. Friday, Lisa was 235 miles west of Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico. It has maximum sustained winds of 30 mph and is moving northwest at 5 mph.
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WPBF Early Warning Weather Forecasters Lisa is expected to dissipate on Monday. There is no threat to Florida.
“Lisa or its remnants are forecast to stall or move south through the rest of the weekend,” the National Weather Service said in its latest forecast update.
Information: 2022 WPBF 25 Early Warning Weather Hurricane Survival Guide
Watches and warnings
There are currently no watches or warnings in effect.
WATCH: WPBF 25 Storm Shorts: Slow moving storms
It comes like this the disturbance is expected to bring moisture to Florida like it You continue to rebuild after Hurricane Ian.
Stay up-to-date with the latest weather updates with the WPBF 25 News app. You can download it here.
