Series of Fronts, Plus Watching Disturbance in the Caribbean

A front has stalled nearby and it will leave a few moisture in the air for South Florida to see a scant spotty showers on the breeze As we warm up in the afternoon an inland storm can t be ruled out The front should fall apart by tonight as another approaches the Southeast United States This next one will likely clear making for nicer and pleasant conditions on Thursday However the wind will be increasing out of the Northeast over the next couple of days creating choppy to rough seas Only a quick-moving shower feasible but the forecast calls for mainly dry weather and seasonable temperatures Highs in the mid s and lows in the low to mid s Your Storm Squad is watching closely a disturbance located in the Caribbean showing signs of organization NHC has designated it Invest L which is an area they want to gather more information on A Hurricane Hunter mission is set for in the present day to see if they can find a well-defined center of circulation to start initiating advisories Right now it is producing tropical storm-force winds up to mph as it moves West at around mph Models still don t have a good handle on intensity and track and that is why it is so pivotal to find the exact center of circulation For now the spread in models is showing the uncertainty that exists in the forecast and everyone from Puerto Rico Hispaniola Jamaica Cuba and even the Bahamas should be closely monitoring this system It is likely going to develop at any moment Water temperatures now in the Caribbean are the warmest in the Atlantic Basin and this area is in a sweet spot where there is low wind shear These conditions make tropical evolution accomplishable Have a wonderful day South Florida and make it a safe one Vivian Gonzalez Meteorologist AMS Certified WSVN Channel