Heads up Florida Residents and Walt Disney World travelers! It looks like you’re going to have some weather heading our way as Florida remains in the cone as hurricane center issues warnings for what could become Tropical Storm Isaias.
As shared by the OrlandoSentinel, the National Hurricane Center has yet to name a churning system in the Atlantic, but issued its first advisory for Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine, which is projected to spin up and become Tropical Storm Isaias in the next 36 hours.
“The forecast track and intensity is also more uncertain than usual, particularly after the system moves near Puerto Rico,” the NHC said.
Florida could be seeing landfall on its current projected path somewhere near Broward County by Sunday morning, according to FOX 35 meteorologist Jayme King. However, most projections show the storm weakening long before it hits South Florida.
”Early stages means there is greater than average uncertainty in the track and intensity,” King said. “The bottom line is again it is hurricane season and you need to be prepared for this.”
As for Orlando, if the storm makes landfall in South Florida over the weekend, heavy rains and gusty should be expected, King said.
