Less than ideal beach conditions have been present throughout
the eastern coast this weekend and will remain to be in store as rain and
thunderstorms will continue until at least Tuesday.
The bulk of most of the rain is expected in or around the
coast with isolated thunderstorms possible further inland, and although a
complete washout is not likely, the showers and thunderstorms expected will be
enough to dampen all outdoor activities from Philly to New York and into Boston.
Also in store for the eastern seaboard are out of season temperatures that will
be heading south as the wet weather moves out of the area.
It is anticipated that the unsettled weather will gradually
begin to diminish with less showers and thunderstorms present each day through
Tuesday.
Tropics:
Tropical Storm Bertha continues to track WNW through the Caribbean
at about 22 mph. As of the last official advisory, Bertha is located
approximately 60 miles east-northeast of Santo Domingo with maximum sustained
winds of 45 mph. Tropical storm warnings have been emitted for eastern portions
of the Dominican Republic as well as parts of southern Bahamas from the Crooked Islands into Turks and Caicos. Once
it has moved through the Bahamas, Bertha is expected to curve to the
north-northeast staying off the coastal shores of the US.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Jen Gonzalez
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