Hurricane season is officially in full swing, which means we’re tracking the tropics every day. Now, we could have our first named storm of the season.
In its afternoon update, NHC drops the chance for development of the system in the Atlantic to 60% with it moving away from the U.S. According to ABC Action News Chief Meteorologist Denis Phillips, the Tampa Bay area should not be concerned.
Tracking the Tropics
June 23, evening update
Tracking the Tropics | June 23, evening update
But even if we do see development, ABC Action News Meteorologist Greg Dee said there’s no need to worry. All models are currently tracking the system northwest, away from the United States and all landmasses. It’s also heading toward colder water and stronger wind shear.
Additionally, the system would only be around for a very short period of time—Dee said it has around 36 to 48 hours to live.
‘Nonsense’ or necessary? HOA board approves $82,000 in assessments to challenge trademark of name
The ABC Action News I-Team has learned the name of a small neighborhood association in Pinellas County is at the center of a very expensive legal battle. Homeowners in the Stonebriar subdivision are racking up thousands in legal fees.
‘Nonsense’ or necessary? HOA board approves $82,000 in assessments to challenge trademark of name
