us all wee we see a s- a southwest wind and a couple little showers near the coast and that's about tsm that's pretty much the out look all wait into the weekend with the rain chances each day between 30 and 40%. right now it's warm and sticky. we've got # zero eansd low # 0es ax low will 50s near the coast and tropics busy no. block busster tornz we have julie ax and ian in the middle and td12 way off the coast of africa. we'll talk about julia, the new advisory is in. julie is stofnlgt steering occur ens are week. this high pressure north of julia so for the time being all it's going to do is wander out off the coast of charleston and then probably drift maybe back to the west and die out and the computer models are kind of pick up on literally no steering kind of see why we call them spaghetti models because it looks like rig to any or what not right here meandering about and we'll see how it plays out. the good news is is that there's no sign of intensification because of strong upper level shear. lfs note. we'll be watching this in the next week or sox td no. 12. new advisory is in

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