Tropical Depression Ernesto was moving off the east coast of Florida into the Atlantic late tonight. He was doing that near Cape Canaveral. Movement was north at 14 mph and highest sistained winds were 35 mph.
He will become a tropical storm Thursday before making landfall on the South Carolina coast late in the day or Thursday night.
Rainfall of 4 to 8 inches is expected from the South Carolina coast northward along the path of Ernesto over the Next few days. There could be isolated 12-inch amounts.
The eventual path of Ernesto is the west edge of New York State late Saturday.
Check this link and you will see extensive information about Ernesto. Click on Public Advisory and Forecast track.
http://beta.abc3340.com/weather/tropics.hrb
We will resume posting additional information Thursday morning since Ernesto will be over open water and growing stronger.
He will become a tropical storm Thursday before making landfall on the South Carolina coast late in the day or Thursday night.
Rainfall of 4 to 8 inches is expected from the South Carolina coast northward along the path of Ernesto over the Next few days. There could be isolated 12-inch amounts.
The eventual path of Ernesto is the west edge of New York State late Saturday.
Check this link and you will see extensive information about Ernesto. Click on Public Advisory and Forecast track.
http://beta.abc3340.com/weather/tropics.hrb
We will resume posting additional information Thursday morning since Ernesto will be over open water and growing stronger.
on August 30, 2006, 10:17 pm
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