TROPICAL DEPRESSION ONE – Public Advisory
| Cyclone Advisories for TROPICAL DEPRESSION ONE – Advisory 1 – 500 PM EDT |
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| FIRST TROPICAL DEPRESSION FORMS, TROPICAL STORM WATCHES ISSUEDFOR NORTH CAROLINA |
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| CURRENT INFORMATION..AS OF 500 PM EDT |
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ABOUT 505 MI…810 KM SSW OF CAPE HATTERAS NORTH CAROLINA MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS…35 MPH PRESENT MOVEMENT…NNE AT 13 MPH MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE…1008 MB BASIN…ATLANTIC
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| WARNINGS AND WATCHES |
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ISSUED BY THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER: A Tropical Storm Watch is in effect for… Interests in southern Virginia should monitor the progress of this |
| OUTLOOK |
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The center of Tropical Depression One was located near 28.4 north and 78.6 west and moving north-northeast around 13 mph. The system is expected to accelerate northeastward by early next week. On this track, the depression will remain off the coast of Florida and move very close to the coast of North Carolina early Monday. USAF Hurricane Hunters recorded sustained winds around 35 mph. The The central pressure was estimated at 1008 mb. For the full forecaster discussion go to |
| LAND IMPACTS |
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RAINFALL: The depression is forecast to produce rainfall amounts around 1 to 3 inches along the coast of Florida and portions of the Bahamas through the next day. In the North Carolina, the depression is forecast to produce as much as 2 inches of rainfall through Monday night. WIND: Tropical storm conditions are possible in North Carolina by |
| NEXT ADVISORY |
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The next intermediate advisory will be at 800 PM EDT The next complete advisory will be at 1100 PM EDT Forecaster Latteri |
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