Steve Villanueva is a journalist for WPTV, focusing on local weather updates and forecasts for the West Palm Beach area in Florida. With a keen eye for weather patterns and their impact on the community, Steve provides accurate and timely information to keep residents informed and prepared for changes in the weather.
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During the high tide cycle, once again we could be dealing with some minor flooding. Otherwise late day storms in the forecast once again.
One in the Gulf of Mexico. For now it has a moderate chance of developing into a Tropical Depression or Storm.
We'll have more of a Northeast to East flow starting later today. This is going to help to keep most of the active weather well inland and away from the coast.
By: Steve Villanueva, Jonathan Diego
Rain chances will be lower thanks in part to that dryer air. We'll have about a 30% chance of a shower or a storm Monday and Tuesday.
By tomorrow the outer bands of then Hurricane Helene will be sliding across the area. We'll pick up roughly 2 to 5 in of rainfall. We'll have winds of 40 to up to 50 mph.
By: Steve Villanueva, Jennifer Correa
We'll start to see the outer bands on Wednesday as storm moves into Gulf. That will continue into Thursday with the threat of severe weather, gusty winds, and heavy downpours.
And any of these outer bands could produce an isolated tornado as well. Otherwise today will have winds of 20 to 30 mph. With periods of locally heavy rainfall.
By: Steve Villanueva, Matt Papaycik, Jonathan Diego
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A powerful Hurricane Helene strengthened Thursday morning as it sped toward Florida's Gulf coast, where it's expected to bring catastrophic winds and storm surge.
Helene is working its way across the southeast and as the day goes on, it will transition into a non tropical area of lower pressure.
A combination of high pressure and dryer air will bring us generally dry conditions for this upcoming week.
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