Brent Cameron

Meteorologist in south Florida @Wsvn

[Brent Cameron @bcameron7]

Area of gusty storms south of Miami and impacting Biscayne Bay. Threat of lightning, strong wind gusts, heavy downpours. Use caution. #flwx

[Philip Klotzbach @philklotzbach]

#Rafael has emerged into the Gulf of Mexico as a Category 2 #hurricane with max winds of 105 mph. Rafael is the first Cat. 2+ Gulf hurricane in November since Ida in 2009.

[BobbiStorm @BobbiStorm]

Many faces of #Rafael after crossing Cuba in the water again...

[BobbiStorm @BobbiStorm]

#Rafael #Cuba near #Havana

[Phil Ferro @PhilFerro7]

You may notice closer to day 5, the cone widens again. High pressure over FL Wiil push the system west, letting it to slow down & stall.

In 72 hrs, The GFS suggests a N track

NHC keeps the system in the Gulf. It should start to weaken by Friday.

[Brent Cameron @bcameron7]

NEW Potential Storm #18 in Caribbean moving slowly NE and likely to strengthen. Tropical Storm Warning for Jamaica & Hurricane Watch for Cayman Islands. Here’s the initial forecast track from NHC. #tropics https://t.co/KVLgdayxvD

[Brent Cameron @bcameron7]

2 PM Tropics update with a very high chance of a depression or storm forming in the Caribbean. It’s likely we’ll see slow development (early week). Stay tuned for updates and future track forecasts. #tropics @7Weather https://t.co/v30A0hAaPq

[Brent Cameron @bcameron7]

Hurricane Oscar: Current winds are at 80 mph (Cat 1) as Hurricane approaches the northern coast of E Cuba. Oscar is moving slowly at just 7 mph. The forecast calls for Oscar to turn northward, next couple days. #Hurricane #Oscar ⁦@7Weather⁩ https://t.co/aF4nNaSENK

[Brent Cameron @bcameron7]

Oscar upgraded to a Hurricane. #Hurricane warnings posted for the Turks & Caicos and SE Bahamas. Oscar expected to take a NNE turn on Monday. Not a Florida threat. @7Weather https://t.co/cjOpOvDQAb

[Brent Cameron @bcameron7]

Tropics update, Sunday PM: NHC is watching 1 area in the distant Atlantic. Conditions are currently unfavorable for development but that could change as disturbance heads west (late-week). Medium Chance to become a Depression, over next 7 days. #Tropics https://t.co/v30A0hAIEY

[Dr. Rick Knabb @DrRickKnabb]

#Milton won’t be only a Gulf coast event for Florida. Strong, damaging, even life-threatening winds could occur in some farthest inland locations and all the way to Atlantic coast. Coastal & inland areas will risk rain-induced floods, and even Atlantic coast could get some surge.

[Phil Ferro @PhilFerro7]

This could be the start of a very wet pattern. We hope it does not get too strong.🤞

[Brent Cameron @bcameron7]

2PM tropics: Areas in orange (Caribbean to Gulf, distant Atlantic) have medium development chances of tropical development into next week. Keep checking for updates during this often-active time of the season. https://t.co/v30A0hAIEY

[Brent Cameron @bcameron7]

Tropics Update: Low Pressure in the SW Gulf is likely to become a tropical storm as it lifts north. Meanwhile 2 distant disturbances in the Atlantic are ripe for development in the days ahead. There’s now a better chance for those areas to get stronger. https://t.co/v30A0hAaPq

[Brent Cameron @bcameron7]

Ernesto is still a Hurricane in the Atlantic with 80 mph winds. The latest advisory indicates it has slowed down. https://t.co/aF4nNaSENK

[Brent Cameron @bcameron7]

2 PM Tropics: High chance for a tropical depression to form in the next day or two. System will approach the Lesser Antilles where watches and warnings may be issued later today or Monday.

[Phil Ferro @PhilFerro7]

Tuesday Evening Tropical Update: Invest 94L is producing more t-storm activity. NHC says it has 35 mph winds & could organize in red area over a period of up to 7 days. They're giving it an 80% chance of that happening. NOAA Recon set for Wednesday.

[CIRA @CIRA_CSU]

Over the course of a 12-hour time-span, Hurricane Lee rapidly-intensified from a category 1 to a category 4 storm.

This sunrise-to-sunset imagery shows Lee's evolution today and the development of its impressive eye. It is expected to become a category 5 in the next day.

[Jackson Dill @Jackson_Dill]

Recon just passed through the eye of Hurricane #Lee and estimated surface winds of up to about 165 mph

[Phil Ferro @PhilFerro7]

It was a steamy month for Miami. NWS will reveal Tuesday whether it was the hottest July on record. If it wasn't, it sure felt like it.