www.youtube.com – KHOU 11 – 2024-09-27 19:35:49

SUMMARY: David Paul reports from the KH1 Weather Center about a new weather system developing in the Western Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. After Hurricane Helen’s impact on Florida and the Midwest, the busy hurricane season continues, with potential for new storms next week. While there are currently no immediate threats, meteorologists are tracking conditions that could lead to a new system forming from a broad low-pressure area. There’s a 30% chance of development, with models suggesting varied paths. Residents are advised to stay informed daily as weather updates will be crucial in the coming days.

There’s an area of the western Caribbean we’re keeping an eye on. Chief Meteorologist David Paul is tracking that and everything else in the tropics.

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www.youtube.com – FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth – 2024-09-27 16:44:00

SUMMARY: Hurricane Helen has caused extensive destruction across several Southeastern states, transforming into a tropical depression that triggers heavy rain in Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Ohio. At least 40 fatalities are reported, with expectations of rising numbers as rescuers reach trapped individuals. Power outages affect over 4 million homes in Georgia, Florida, and the Carolinas, complicating rescue efforts. Emergency workers struggle with prioritizing calls due to impassable roads. North Carolina is experiencing severe flooding, leading Governor Roy Cooper to advise against driving. In Florida, Cedar Key faces significant destruction, with entire homes missing or destroyed as the storm moves north.

Hurricane Helene is now a tropical depression, but the storm has left behind a trail of destruction. At least 40 people in four states have died in storm-related incidents and that number is expected to rise.

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www.youtube.com – KSAT 12 – 2024-09-27 10:04:23

SUMMARY: Good Friday morning! Meteorologist Justin Horn reports on Hurricane Helen, which is weakening but still causing rain, particularly in Florida, while North Carolina is recovering from flash flooding. The storm is being absorbed into an upper-level low, which may bring rain to Tennessee and Kentucky. In the meantime, dry air is leading to warming temperatures, reaching 85°F by noon and a high of 93°F in the afternoon. Evening football games will be pleasant with temperatures dropping to 82°F at 8 PM and 77°F by 9 PM. Expect sunny skies and warm temperatures through the weekend and into next week.

Cool mornings and hot afternoons continue.

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