11 PM ADVISORY 8/15/2020
Kyle continues to deal with strong shear as it moves quickly to the ENE. Wind is a bit weaker with Kyle with maximum sustained wind of 45 mph. Kyle will continue to weaken and become post tropical soon. It will have no impact on any land masses.
FOX 4 METEOROLOGIST ERIC STONE
5 PM ADVISORY 8/15/2020
Kyle is racing to the ENE at 22 mph with 50 mph maximum sustained wind, but continues to lose its tropical characteristics as its circulation becomes elongated. Its still moving along the warm water of the Gulf Stream, but is expected to become post tropical sometime tonight. Kyle should begin to weaken tonight and be abosrbed into an extra tropical low. Kyle will not impact any land masses.
FOX 4 METEOROLOGIST ERIC STONE
5 AM ADVISORY 8/15/2020
Tropical Storm Kyle is about 280 miles SE of Rhode Island. The storm is expected to continue east into the Atlantic for the next couple of days, and is forecasted to become a post-tropical cyclone by Sunday. Current maximum sustained winds are near 45 mph with tropical-storm-force winds extending outward up to 80 miles from the center.
11 PM ADVISORY 8/14/2020
Kyle is moving rapidly out to sea and still poses no threat to any land areas.
FOX 4 CHIEF METEOROLOGIST DEREK BEASLEY
FIRST ADVISORY 5 PM 8/14/2020
Kyle formed Friday afternoon just off the NJ coast despite strong shear blowing most of the storms north and east of the center. This strong westerly wind component will help to quickly sweep Kyle out into the Atlantic away from land. This storm will NOT be a threat to any land areas as it heads into the North Atlantic by next week.
FOX 4 CHIEF METEOROLOGIST DEREK BEASLEY
