WATCH: Follow Hurricane Dorian On National Weather Service Radar as it Approaches Brevard County
By Space Coast Daily // September 3, 2019
heavy rain bands will increase in frequency across the space coast today
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CURRENT RADAR
WATCH: Follow Hurricane Dorian’s effect on the Space Coast via National Weather Service Radar
BREVARD COUNTY • NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE • MELBOURNE, FLORIDA – Observations from Tuesday morning show that the strongest winds are along the barrier islands from the Cape south through Jupiter Inlet where sustained winds are around 30-35 mph with gusts around 40-45 mph.
High tide today will be around noon and this is the most likely time for coastal areas, and those along the Intracoastal Waterway, to experience flooding due to a combination of strong winds, surge, and higher than normal astronomical tides.
On the Space Coast, rain bands will increase in frequency across the area today as the center of Hurricane Dorian makes its closet approach Tuesday night into Wednesday.
These bands will contain wind gusts of 40-50 mph and heavy rainfall.
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SPACE COAST DAILY TV HURRICANE DORIAN 11 A.M. TUESDAY UPDATE: Space Daily’s Chris Bonanno discusses the latest report by the National Hurricane Center on Hurricane Dorian as of 11 a.m. Tuesday.
NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER 11 A.M. UPDATE:
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The National Hurricane Center reported at 11 a.m. Tuesday that Hurricane Dorian weakened to a CAT 2.
The NHC forecast path continues to shift east as the center of the storm is now predicted to pass the Brevard County coastline at 100 mph approximately 60 to 80 miles east of the coast overnight on Tuesday.
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