Tropical Storm Bret is forecast to become a hurricane by Wednesday
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Storm is projected to pass well north of Bonaire, the 5 day wind cone shows a 0-10% chance of 35 knot winds on or about Bonaire. It could turn south so keep an eye on it, use the national hurricane center, it is the no hype source for all the breathless news coverage.
As of Tuesday morning, Tropical Storm Bret was moving westward at 15 to 20 mph. After Bret passes through the Caribbean islands, it will begin to encounter a hostile environment and is expected to weaken
Invest 93L's odds for tropical development continue to increase
The National Hurricane Center continues to increase the chance of tropical development for Invest 93L in the Atlantic. As of Tuesday morning, it now has a 70% chance to develop into at least a tropical depression over the next two days and an 80% chance of development over the next week.
Regarding Bret, there is projected to be very little impact south of the storm. The majority of the impacts will be to the north. It is also forecasted to remain a hurricane for just a short time. They believe it will weaken back to a tropical storm around or shortly after entering the Caribbean.
I hope so, for everyone's sake in the Caribbean
That upper level wind shear though. I think NHC is smoking dope
So you know more than the professional hurricane forecasters? Cool.
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