Aug 19 2008
Tropical Storm Fay made landfall near Marco Island about 5 a.m. Tuesday
The storm still has about 60 mph winds
Fay will travel across South and Central Florida and moving steadily toward the north-northeast at 9 mph
Miami-Dade and Broward counties are still getting tropical storm winds and possible flooding.
There is a tornado watch until 4pm today
Aug 18 2008
Tropical Storm Fay seems to be rolling towards Florida. The track looks like it will be headed more north than North-West.
Expect Heavy Rain in South Florida.
Aug 15 2008
Forecasters on Friday evening upgraded the status of a strong tropical weather system currently over the Dominican Republic.
They are calling this Tropical Storm – Fay – It will become the sixth named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season.
Tropical Storm Fay is dumping rain with 40 mph wind gusts over Hispaniola as it travels towards Haiti. The governments of the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Cuba issued tropical storm warnings.
The system will likely impact Florida by early next week. The latest forecast shows Fay approaching the Florida Keys sometime Monday night and riding up to Florida's West Coast by Tuesday morning – all depending on it's path which is subject to change.
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