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FXUS61 KPHI 031346
AFDPHI
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ
946 AM EDT MON AUG 3 2020
SYNOPSIS
A COLD FRONT WILL STALL NEAR THE REGION TODAY BEFORE LIFTING NORTH
AGAIN TONIGHT. MEANWHILE, TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS IS EXPECTED TO
CONTINUE NORTHWARD FROM FLORIDA AND INLAND ACROSS THE EASTERN
CAROLINAS LATER TODAY BEFORE REACHING THE MID-ATLANTIC ON TUESDAY.
ISAIAS WILL MOVE TOWARD NEW ENGLAND BY WEDNESDAY. HIGH PRESSURE WILL
BUILD IN TO OUR NORTH LATER THIS WEEK INTO THIS WEEKEND WHILE A WEAK
FRONT LINGERS TO OUR SOUTH.
NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 PM THIS EVENING/
JUST ABOUT EVERYONE CROSSING OVER INTO THE 80S AT THIS HOUR.
SKIES WERE MOSTLY SUNNY FROM THE I95 CORRIDOR EASTWARD.
WHILE THE HI-RES NAM IS SLIGHTLY FASTER THEN THE HRRR WITH THE
ONSET OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS THIS AFTERNOON, THE TREND IS
THE SAME. OUR CURRENT GRIDS CAPTURE THIS WELL WITH AN INCREASE
IN CLOUDS THIS AFTERNOON SOUTH TO NORTH AS WELL AS INCREASING
POPS AS WE MOVE ON THROUGH THE DAY. PRECIPITATION WILL BE THE
MORE SCATTERED VARIETY THIS AFTERNOON. MORE WIDESPREAD
PRECIPITATION IS EXPECTED THIS EVENING.
TEMPERATURES SHOULD TOP OUT IN THE 80S TODAY. SOME 90S
POSSIBLE, BUT OVERALL A SLIGHTLY COOLER DAY THAN YESTERDAY.
AWAY FROM THE COAST, WINDS WILL BE FROM THE SW MAINLY 5 TO 10
MPH. ALONG THE BEACHES, WINDS WILL TURN MORE SOUTHERLY 10 TO 15
MPH.
PREVIOUS DISCUSSION...
AS WE HEAD INTO THE DAY TODAY, THE SYNOPTIC SETUP WILL CONTINUE
TO FEATURE A BROAD UPPER TROUGH OVER MUCH OF THE EAST WITH
SURFACE RIDGING OFF THE COAST. THERE WILL ALSO CONTINUE TO BE A
DIFFUSE SOUTH/NORTH ORIENTED FRONT NEAR THE COAST. THIS BOUNDARY
SHOULD SERVE AS A CONDUIT FOR DEEPER TROPICAL MOISTURE TO
STREAM NORTHWARD INTO OUR AREA ESPECIALLY LATER IN THE DAY.
THE CONVECTIVE EVOLUTION IS A BIT TRICKY TODAY GIVEN THE BOUNDARY IN
PLACE, HOWEVER THE LATEST THINKING IS THAT IT SHOULD BE MOSTLY DRY
THROUGH MIDDAY WITH THE WEAK SURFACE RIDGING OVER THE REGION.
HOWEVER BY LATER IN THE DAY, DEEPER MOISTURE AHEAD OF ISAIAS
WILL START TO STREAM NORTHWARD TOWARDS THE REGION. THIS WILL
OCCUR AS A STRENGTHENING 250 MB JET FROM CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
NORTHWARD SHIFTS EASTWARD, WITH OUR AREA STARTING TO GET INTO
THE RIGHT ENTRANCE REGION. THE UPSHOT IS THAT SCATTERED
SHOWERS/STORMS SHOULD BE ON THE INCREASE FROM SOUTH TO NORTH BY
LATE THIS AFTERNOON INTO THIS EVENING. GIVEN ENHANCED
SOUTHWESTERLY MID- LEVEL FLOW ASSOCIATED WITH THE INCOMING
UPPER- LEVEL TROUGH, SOME STORM ORGANIZATION MAY OCCUR. STRONG
TO LOCALLY DAMAGING WINDS MAY OCCUR GIVEN STEEPENING LOW- LEVEL
LAPSE RATES DUE TO BOUNDARY LAYER HEATING. ALSO, GIVEN
INCREASING PWATS TO AROUND 2+ INCHES, LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL
WILL BE POSSIBLE AS WELL. BEST CHANCES FOR SHOWER/STORMS THROUGH
EARLY THIS EVENING LOOKS TO BE OVER DELMARVA, SE PA, AND
SOUTHERN NJ AS THE MOISTURE APPROACHES FROM THE SOUTH.
HIGHS TODAY WILL BE NEAR AVERAGE AS THEY WILL GENERALLY BE IN THE
80S TO AROUND 90 WITH LOWER DEW POINTS COMPARED TO SUNDAY AS WELL.
SHORT TERM /6 PM THIS EVENING THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT/
***INCREASING CONFIDENCE FOR SIGNIFICANT WIND AND FLOODING IMPACTS
FROM ISAIAS***
***TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS NOW IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF
DELMARVA, NJ, AND EASTERN PA***
TONIGHT...BY THIS EVENING, THE UPPER TROUGH TO OUR
WEST WILL BEGIN TO DEEPEN CONSIDERABLY AND THE JET STREAK JUST TO
OUR NORTHWEST STRENGTHENS. WE WILL BE IN A SYNOPTICALLY FAVORABLE
QUADRANT OF THE JET FOR DIVERGENCE AND FORCING FOR ASCENT ALOFT, THE
RIGHT ENTRANCE REGION. SHORTWAVE ENERGY WILL BECOME MORE PREVALENT
ALOFT AHEAD OF ISAIAS'S ARRIVAL. THE SURFACE BOUNDARY LOCATED ACROSS
THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE AREA IS FORECAST TO LIFT NORTH OF THE
AREA AS A SECONDARY SURFACE LOW PASSES ACROSS THE EASTERN GREAT
LAKES. SO CHANCES FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS WILL INCREASE SUBSTANTIALLY
THOUGH THE EVENING AND OVERNIGHT. PWATS WILL BE NEARING 2+" DURING
THIS PERIOD AS WELL AS ISAIAS BEGINS RACING NORTH, SO ANY SHOWERS
AND STORMS WILL BE CAPABLE OF PRODUCING HEAVY RAINFALL. THE FLASH
FLOOD WATCH STARTS 10 PM THIS EVENING TO ACCOUNT FOR THIS ACTIVITY
IN ADDITION TO THE RAINFALL EXPECTED FROM THE TROPICAL SYSTEM ITSELF.
TUESDAY...TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS WILL BE SPEEDING QUICKLY NORTHWARD
BY EARLY TUESDAY IN RESPONSE TO THE AFOREMENTIONED JET STREAK. THE
CYCLONE WILL LIKELY BE UNDERGOING AN EXTRATROPICAL TRANSITION AS IT
MOVES FROM THE CAROLINAS ON MONDAY TOWARD THE MID-ATLANTIC ON
TUESDAY. IMPORTANT TO NOTE THOUGH, THIS MAY NOT ACTUALLY WEAKEN THE
STORM AND IT MAY EVEN GAIN STRENGTH FROM THE BAROCLINIC SUPPORT AS
INDICATED BY THE LATEST ECMWF MODEL RUN. THE STRONG DIVERGENCE ALOFT
WILL PROMOTE AN ENHANCEMENT OF CONVECTION ASSOCIATED WITH THE SYSTEM
AND SUPPORT AT LEAST A MAINTENANCE OF ITS STRENGTH. AS FAR AS THE
TRACK AND TIMING, THERE ISN'T BEEN A BIG CHANGE IN THE FORECAST
TRACK WITH THIS UPDATE BUT THE TREND WITH GUIDANCE HAS BEEN FOR A
SLIGHTLY FASTER TIMING. AS WE ARE GETTING CLOSER TO THE ARRIVAL OF
THIS SYSTEM, CONFIDENCE IS GROWING IN A TRACK THAT TAKES THE SYSTEM
NE ACROSS THE CWA. HOWEVER EVEN AT THIS TIME RANGE IT'S IMPORTANT TO
NOT FOCUS ON THE EXACT TRACK BUT RATHER THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS. IT
APPEARS THE GREATEST IMPACTS WILL OCCUR DURING MUCH OF THE DAY
TUESDAY, PARTICULARLY LATE MORNING AND THROUGH THE EVENING HOURS
BEFORE THE STORM LIFTS NORTHEAST OUT OF THE AREA.
MULTIPLE HAZARDS ARE BECOMING LIKELY WITH ISAIAS INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMITED TO, FRESH WATER FLOODING, COASTAL FLOODING/STORM SURGE,
STRONG WINDS AND EVEN ISOLATED TORNADOES. THE GREATEST
PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS ARE FORECAST TO FALL RIGHT ALONG AND JUST
WEST OF THE URBAN AND I-95 CORRIDOR WITH 3- 6" OF RAIN WITH
LOCALLY HIGHER AMOUNTS POSSIBLE. THIS WILL LEAD TO A FLASH
FLOODING THREAT, ESPECIALLY FOR THE MORE URBANIZED AREAS AND
PORTIONS OF BERKS COUNTY THAT SAW AN EXCESSIVE AMOUNT OF RAIN
SUNDAY MORNING. IN FACT THE FLOODING HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BE
WIDESPREAD AND SIGNIFICANT. WE ALSO HAVE GROWING CONCERNS THAT
WIDESPREAD DAMAGING WINDS MAY BE AN ISSUE. AGAIN, THE SYSTEM
WILL BE STARTING TO LOSE ITS TROPICAL CHARACTERISTICS BUT
BECAUSE OF THE STRONG BAROCLINIC ZONE IT WILL BE MOVING INTO
THIS COULD ACTUALLY STRENGTHEN IT. WINDS WILL INITIALLY BE FROM
THE E/SE THEN SHIFT TO NW BEHIND THE SYSTEM. SUSTAINED WINDS OF
40+ MPH WILL BE POSSIBLE ALONG THE COAST WITH GUSTS POTENTIALLY
REACHING OVER 60 MPH HERE. FARTHER N/W TOWARDS THE I-95
CORRIDOR, WIDESPREAD GUSTS OF 45 TO 55+ MPH ARE BECOMING
INCREASINGLY LIKELY. THE UPSHOT IS THAT THERE COULD BE FAIRLY
EXTENSIVE IMPACTS POTENTIALLY INCLUDING WIDESPREAD POWER
OUTAGES. THESE IMPACTS MAY BE EXACERBATED BY THE RAINFALL
LOOSENING THE GROUND SOIL. COASTAL FLOODING AND/OR STORM SURGE
WILL BE DIRECTLY DEPENDENT ON THE EXACT TIMING AND TRACK OF THE
SYSTEM AND THIS IS FURTHER DESCRIBED IN THE SECTION BELOW.
FINALLY, WITH A FAVORED TRACK NEAR THE COAST OR JUST INLAND,
THIS WILL SET UP VERY STRONG LOW LEVEL SHEAR JUST AHEAD OF AND
EAST OF THE STORM AND THIS COULD CAUSE A SPIN UP OF A FEW
TORNADOES TUESDAY AFTERNOON. THE MOST FAVORED AREAS FOR THIS ARE
NEAR AND S/E OF THE I-95 CORRIDOR.
TUESDAY NIGHT...AS ISAIAS DEPARTS INTO TUESDAY EVENING, A REMNANT
SURFACE BOUNDARY WILL REMAIN SOMEWHERE ACROSS THE FORECAST AREA.
WE'LL STILL BE A IN A FAVORABLE LOCATION FOR SYNOPTIC SUPPORT FOR
CONVECTION WITH THE JET STREAK STILL LOCATED JUST TO OUR NORTHWEST.
SO SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL REMAIN POSSIBLE INTO THE
OVERNIGHT, ALTHOUGH THE ACTIVITY SHOULD DIMINISH THROUGH TIME.
CLOUDY SKIES WILL BEGIN TO BREAK OVERNIGHT AS WELL WITH LOWS WITHIN
A FEW DEGREES OF 70 AND HUMID.
LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/
THE LONG TERM PATTERN TRENDS QUIETER AS THE UPPER LEVEL TROUGH
SLOWLY LIFTS OUT OF THE EAST AND HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN TO OUR
NORTH THROUGH THE LATTER PART OF THE WEEK. HOWEVER A DIFFUSE FRONTAL
BOUNDARY WILL LIKELY LINGER NEAR OR JUST SOUTH OF THE REGION AT
LEAST THROUGH THE FIRST PART OF THE WEEKEND. THE UPSHOT IS MOST DAYS
SHOULD FEATURE A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS WITH AT LEAST SOME CHANCES
FOR AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING SHOWER/STORMS. HOWEVER THESE MAY NOT
BE VERY WIDESPREAD MOST DAYS SO MUCH OF THE TIME IT WILL BE DRY WITH
SEASONABLE TEMPERATURES AND MODERATE HUMIDITY LEVELS. IN OTHER WORDS
A MORE TYPICAL, BENIGN SUMMER WEATHER PATTERN.
AVIATION /13Z MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/
THE FOLLOWING DISCUSSION IS FOR KPHL, KPNE, KTTN, KABE, KRDG, KILG,
KMIV, KACY AND SURROUNDING AREAS.
TODAY...MAINLY VFR. HOWEVER, CHANCES FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS
WILL INCREASE LATE IN THE DAY (MAINLY AFTER 21Z), WITH BRIEF
RESTRICTIONS POSSIBLE IN THEIR PROXIMITY. ANY STORMS WILL BE
CAPABLE OF PRODUCING STRONG WIND GUSTS AND TORRENTIAL DOWNPOURS.
OUTSIDE OF CONVECTION, WINDS GENERALLY SOUTHWEST 5 TO 15 KT,
WITH DIRECTIONS LIKELY BECOMING MORE SOUTHERLY BY EVENING. HIGH
CONFIDENCE THROUGH MID-AFTERNOON; LOW CONFIDENCE THEREAFTER,
PARTICULARLY REGARDING COVERAGE/TIMING OF PRECIPITATION.
TONIGHT...GRADUALLY DETERIORATING CONDITIONS EXPECTED WITH
PERIODS OF SHOWERS/STORMS. BRIEF RESTRICTIONS LIKELY IN
PROXIMITY TO CONVECTION. PREVAILING CIGS ARE EXPECTED TO DROP TO
MVFR FROM SOUTH TO NORTH AFTER 06Z. WINDS LIKELY SOUTHERLY
AROUND 10 KT, BUT WILL BE ERRATIC AND POTENTIALLY GUSTY NEAR
SHOWERS/STORMS. MODERATE CONFIDENCE.
OUTLOOK...
TUESDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHT...MAIN IMPACTS FROM ISAIAS EXPECTED THIS
PERIOD, WITH MVFR/IFR CIGS EXPECTED AND FREQUENT VSBY RESTRICTIONS
LIKELY WITH HEAVY RAIN AND ISOLATED STORMS. SOUTHEAST WINDS 10 TO 20
KT WITH HIGHER GUSTS LIKELY, WITH SPEEDS/GUSTS MUCH HIGHER NEAR THE
TRACK OF ISAIAS AND NEAR THE COAST. A QUICK SWITCH TO WEST OR
SOUTHWEST WINDS IS LIKELY BY LATE AFTERNOON OR EVENING AS ISAIAS
MOVES RAPIDLY NORTHEAST OF THE REGION, WITH SPEEDS/GUSTS QUICKLY
LOWERING AND PRECIPITATION DIMINISHING. HIGH CONFIDENCE ON GENERAL
EVOLUTION, BUT LOW CONFIDENCE ON SPECIFIC IMPACTS AT EACH TERMINAL
GIVEN TRACK/TIMING UNCERTAINTY WITH ISAIAS.
WEDNESDAY...MAINLY VFR WITH WEST WINDS 5 TO 15 KT. A CHANCE OF
SHOWERS AND STORMS WITH BRIEF RESTRICTIONS POSSIBLE. MODERATE
CONFIDENCE.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY...MAINLY VFR; HOWEVER, CHANCES OF
SHOWERS/STORMS EXIST THROUGH THE PERIOD (ESPECIALLY
AFTERNOON/EVENING), WITH BRIEF RESTRICTIONS POSSIBLE. FOG MAY
DEVELOP DURING THE OVERNIGHT PERIODS, ESPECIALLY IN LOCATIONS WHERE
RAIN FALLS THE PREVIOUS DAY. WINDS MAINLY EASTERLY UP TO 10 KT.
MODERATE CONFIDENCE.
MARINE
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY CONTINUES FOR THE ATLANTIC WATERS EARLY THIS
MORNING AS SEAS CONTINUE TO HOVER NEAR 5 FEET. SEAS ARE EXPECTED TO
SUBSIDE BRIEFLY TODAY AND TONIGHT BEFORE IMPACTS FROM ISAIAS
INCREASE QUICKLY BY DAYBREAK TUESDAY. WINDS WILL GENERALLY BE
SOUTHERLY AT 10 TO 20 KT WITH OCCASIONAL GUSTS NEAR ADVISORY LEVELS.
A CHANCE OF STORMS EXISTS LATE THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT, WITH
GUSTY WINDS AND LOCALLY HIGHER WAVES IN THEIR PROXIMITY.
OUTLOOK...
TUESDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING...TROPICAL STORM WATCH IN EFFECT,
WITH IMPACTS FROM ISAIAS EXPECTED DURING THIS PERIOD. VERY STRONG
EAST/SOUTHEAST WINDS AND RAPIDLY RISING SEAS (TO ABOVE 10 FEET) ARE
EXPECTED TUESDAY WITH SHOWERY CONDITIONS. A RAPID SWITCH TO
SOUTHWEST WINDS WILL OCCUR AS ISAIAS PROGRESSES NORTHEAST INTO NEW
ENGLAND BY TUESDAY NIGHT. WINDS SHOULD DIMINISH QUICKLY, BUT SEAS
MAY LINGER ABOVE 5 FEET THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH FRIDAY...SUB-ADVISORY WINDS/SEAS
EXPECTED. OCCASIONAL CHANCES FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS.
RIP CURRENTS...
A MEDIUM-PERIOD SOUTHEASTERLY SWELL WILL BE IN PLACE TODAY, WITH
SURF CONDITIONS LIKELY DETERIORATING GRADUALLY. THESE CONDITIONS
FAVOR A MODERATE RISK OF DANGEROUS RIP CURRENTS.
ON TUESDAY, IMPACTS FROM ISAIAS WILL INCREASE THE RIP-CURRENT RISK
LEVEL TO HIGH. IN ADDITION, HIGH SURF IS EXPECTED. A RIP CURRENT
RISK STATEMENT AND HIGH SURF ADVISORY ARE IN EFFECT FOR THIS PERIOD.
THE RIP CURRENT RISK WILL LIKELY REMAIN ELEVATED ON WEDNESDAY.
HYDROLOGY
HYDRO CONCERNS WILL BEGIN AS EARLY AS THIS EVENING AS SHOWER/STORMS
DEVELOP ACROSS THE AREA AHEAD OF ISAIAS. ANY OF THESE WILL BE
CAPABLE OF PRODUCING VERY HEAVY RAIN WITH AT LEAST LOCALIZED FLASH
FLOODING POSSIBLE. THE HEAVIEST, STEADIEST RAIN WITH THE STORM WILL
ARRIVE LATER TONIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY. MORE WIDESPREAD FLASH FLOODING
WILL BE AN INCREASING THREAT BY THIS TIME. MOST SUSECPTIBLE
AREAS WILL BE NEAR AND N/W OF THE I-95 CORRIDOR ESPECIALLY
SINCE PLACES SUCH AS IN BERKS COUNTY HAVE RECEIVED SO MUCH
RAINFALL RECENTLY. WITH ISAIAS, 3 TO 6 INCHES OF RAIN, WITH
LOCALLY HIGHER AMOUNTS ARE EXPECTED. THEREFORE, THE FLASH FLOOD
WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT AS AGAIN, FLOODING COULD BE WIDESPREAD
AND SIGNIFICANT.
IN ADDITION TO FLASH FLOODING, RIVER FLOODING IS ALSO BECOMING AN
INCREASING THREAT ESPECIALLY IN PORTIONS OF SOUTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA WHICH HAVE ALREADY BEEN AFFECTED BY THE EARLIER ROUNDS
OF HEAVY RAIN.
TIDES/COASTAL FLOODING
A COASTAL FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR THE EASTERN SHORE OF
CHESAPEAKE BAY IN NORTHEAST MARYLAND. THERE REMAINS CONSIDERABLE
UNCERTAINTY REGARDING THE TIMING AND EXACT TRACK OF ISAIAS AND
ITS ULTIMATE IMPACTS ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. MODELS REMAIN FAIRLY
MODEST WITH FORECAST WATER LEVELS, BUT THIS IS A COMMON BIAS IN
THESE REGIMES, WITH GUIDANCE OFTEN PERFORMING QUITE POORLY (AND
MUCH TOO LOW). WE SUSPECT SURGE ASSOCIATED WITH ISAIAS WILL
LIKELY LEAD TO MINOR TO POTENTIALLY MODERATE FLOODING TUESDAY
AFTERNOON INTO TUESDAY NIGHT, WITH POTENTIAL FOR LARGE
DEVIATIONS FROM THE TIMING OF HIGH ASTRONOMICAL TIDE. WE DECIDED
TO LEAVE A LARGE BUFFER ON EITHER SIDE OF THE TIME OF HIGH TIDE
FOR THIS REASON.
ISAIAS WILL LIKELY ACCELERATE AS IT MOVES THROUGH THE REGION ON
TUESDAY. THIS TENDS TO LIMIT COASTAL FLOODING IMPACTS IN OUR
AREA, AS THE DURATION OF ONSHORE FLOW WILL BE LIMITED. HOWEVER,
MODELS ARE TRENDING A LITTLE STRONGER WITH THE LOW (AND THE
ASSOCIATED ONSHORE FLOW), WHICH IS WORRISOME. THE STRONGER FLOW
MAY COMPENSATE FOR THE SHORT DURATION. FURTHERMORE, THOUGH
CURRENT FORECASTS WOULD SUGGEST THE STRONGEST SURGE WOULD OCCUR
OUT OF PHASE WITH ASTRONOMICAL HIGH TIDE, UNCERTAINTY IN THE
TIMING SUGGESTS THIS IS NOT GUARANTEED. FOR THESE REASONS,
SUSPECT MINOR COASTAL FLOODING WILL BE POSSIBLE ALONG THE
ATLANTIC COASTS OF NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE, WITH ISOLATED
MODERATE FLOODING POSSIBLE, ESPECIALLY IN NORTHERN NEW JERSEY.
FOR DELAWARE BAY AND THE TIDAL DELAWARE RIVER, A FEW FACTORS
LEAD TO MORE ELEVATED CONCERNS. FIRST, A STRONG SOUTHEAST FETCH
WILL OCCUR IN ADVANCE OF ISAIAS, WHICH IS FAVORABLE FOR COASTAL FLOODING
IN THESE AREAS. SECOND, THE TIMING OF HIGH TIDE MORE CLOSELY
ALIGNS WITH THE STRONGEST FORECAST SURGE. THIRD, FOR THE TIDAL
DELAWARE RIVER, FRESHWATER RUNOFF FROM ANTICIPATED HEAVY
RAINFALL MAY EXACERBATE TIDAL FLOODING. HAVE INCREASED FORECAST
WATER LEVELS IN THESE AREAS ON TUESDAY, WITH AT LEAST MINOR
FLOODING A POSSIBILITY.
EQUIPMENT
THE NOAA WEATHER RADIO ALL-HAZARDS BROADCAST FROM HIBERNIA PARK
PENNSYLVANIA (STATION WNG-704) REMAINS OFF THE AIR.
PHI WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
PA...FLASH FLOOD WATCH FROM THIS EVENING THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING
FOR PAZ054-055-060>062-070-071-101>106.
TROPICAL STORM WATCH FOR PAZ070-071-104-106.
NJ...FLASH FLOOD WATCH FROM THIS EVENING THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING
FOR NJZ001-007>010-012>027.
TROPICAL STORM WATCH FOR NJZ008>010-015>019.
TROPICAL STORM WARNING FOR NJZ012>014-020>027.
HIGH RIP CURRENT RISK FROM TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH TUESDAY
EVENING FOR NJZ014-024>026.
HIGH SURF ADVISORY FROM 8 AM TUESDAY TO MIDNIGHT EDT TUESDAY
NIGHT FOR NJZ014-024>026.
DE...FLASH FLOOD WATCH FROM THIS EVENING THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING
FOR DEZ001>004.
TROPICAL STORM WATCH FOR DEZ001.
TROPICAL STORM WARNING FOR DEZ002>004.
HIGH RIP CURRENT RISK FROM TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH TUESDAY
EVENING FOR DEZ004.
HIGH SURF ADVISORY FROM 8 AM TUESDAY TO MIDNIGHT EDT TUESDAY
NIGHT FOR DEZ004.
MD...FLASH FLOOD WATCH FROM THIS EVENING THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING
FOR MDZ008-012-015-019-020.
TROPICAL STORM WATCH FOR MDZ008-012.
TROPICAL STORM WARNING FOR MDZ015-019-020.
COASTAL FLOOD WATCH FROM TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH LATE TUESDAY
NIGHT FOR MDZ008-012-015-019-020.
MARINE...TROPICAL STORM WARNING FOR ANZ430-431-450>455.
SYNOPSIS...FITZSIMMONS
NEAR TERM...FITZSIMMONS/KRUZDLO
SHORT TERM...FITZSIMMONS
LONG TERM...FITZSIMMONS
AVIATION...CMS
MARINE...CMS
HYDROLOGY...WFO PHI
TIDES/COASTAL FLOODING...WFO PHI
EQUIPMENT...WFO PHI
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