Phil Ferro

All is quiet in the Atlantic Basin. The action is taking place in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Tropical Storm #Dalila is poised to get a bit stronger before it starts to weaken and move away on Saturday. Rain & some gusty winds are impacting the west coast of Mexico Friday night. https://t.co/5MITgTfMI8

Friday Tropical Update:2 Waves in far E. Atlantic are impacted by Saharan Dust, very little rain w them. In the Caribbean, both waves are producing pockets of rain. In the E. PAC, there's a 30% chance for a system to develop in yellow area, & Tropical Storm Dalila is close to MEX https://t.co/VtEFrv2hV2

Even though the center of Dalila is almost 200 miles away from Mexico, most of the gusty winds are on the NE side of the storm. They fan out over 300 miles & are already impacting the coast. Weakening begins Sunday. https://t.co/KxcprLugFE

Rain is forecast to be the biggest impact on Coastal Mexico. 3 to 6 inches are expected across the states of Guerrero, Michoacán, & Colima through Sunday morning, with localized amounts up to 9 inches. This rainfall will lead to areas of flooding & mudslides. https://t.co/awu8J4uaIQ

Gusty winds from Tropical Storm #Dalila are forecast to impact Coastal Mexico tonight/Saturday. 39+ mph are expected over green area, probable in blue areas. https://t.co/1VpjkpbFzM

Evening Update on Tropical Storm #Dalila in Eastern Pacific Ocean. It may strengthen a bit more before weakening Saturday as it begins a turn away from the West Coast of Mexico. In the long run, it'll run into colder waters and hostile upper winds this weekend. https://t.co/d6f7XwAkDT

24 hour Satellite loop in the E. Pacific. It shows the development from a potential storm, to a brief depression, and now a full tropical storm. It's not forecast to reach hurricane status but should drop plenty of heavy rain across the Mexican Coast along w some gusty winds. https://t.co/DI3SAJEZ5j

It is good at keeping tropical formation in check.👍

Ariel Gonzalez @ArielGonzalez_1

@PhilFerro7 Not good. I want that stuff over us every day for the next five months. It acts like a hurricane repellant.

Our Tropical Round Up this Friday shows several waves in the Atlantic Basin. The two in the Eastern Atlantic are mostly dry as both are impacted by Saharan Dust. This fine dust starves them from needed moisture to develop thunderstorm activity. https://t.co/YL6BLanIzX

There are two waves in the Caribbean Sea as of Friday afternoon. Both are dropping plenty of rain in those area. Both are traveling west. https://t.co/fWs2aMNNNn

Continuing our review of Tropical Activity, most of the action is in the Eastern Atlantic. We now have Tropical Storm Dalila just offshore the west coast of Mexico. There is also a 30% chance for another system to develop inside yellow area over 7 days. https://t.co/UOFSwL6XRj

For you planning to drive toward Naples over the next few hours, keep in mind the area highlighted in green is under a Street Flood Advisory. Roughly 2 - 3 inches have come down and an additional 1 - 2 are possible. The advisory will stay in place thru 7 pm. https://t.co/tarqV1MLwo

A very thin layer of Saharan Dust is sitting over the Caribbean and South Florida. It will continue to dissipate during Father's Day weekend. https://t.co/wsEQf0tum2

The Forecast for Father's Day weekend remains unchanged. We'll see above average temps with only a stray morning shower possible. Happy day to the dads! https://t.co/WLTgCXf0si

Ugh. Warmer temps are forecast for the weekend.

Jp @JasonPeguero10

@PhilFerro7 Hi Phil yesterday felt like toasted bread oven weather where I was working inside of the storage

Father's Day weekend is shaping up to be a warm one. With the wind out of the SE, we could see a little moisture being pushed inland. This may cause a few morning showers but by afternoon, the sun will shine brightly with above average temps. https://t.co/uVba1YogTx

These were the high temps across South Florida on Friday. The Forecast calls for more warming during Father's Day weekend. https://t.co/BFomyTzmmP