Hello everyone!

This update will be brief as today’s weather across the US is generally quiet, and the forecasts for hurricanes Jose and Maria have changed little. Here are a few key points about each system with links to more information over at weather.us. If you’re looking for a more in-depth analysis, my blog post from last night is a great place to start.

JOSE

1. Continues to show signs of weakening on satellite imagery as dry air wraps into the circulation.
2. Will continue to weaken as it moves over increasingly cold water.
3. Will bring gusty rain showers to parts of the Northeast US coast today and into tomorrow.

For more information on what impacts Jose might bring to your town, type your town into our Forecast XL product to compare model forecasts for anywhere in the world. What’s Forecast XL and how do I use it? Check out this video for an explanation.

MARIA

1. Continues to show signs of intensification as it spins over the warm waters east of the Caribbean.
2. Will move towards Puerto Rico as a major hurricane early this week.
3. Could impact the US in 7-10 days, but that part of the forecast remains quite uncertain.

For more information on your local forecast, head on over to weather.us.

For more information on the local forecast for Maine and New Hampshire, check out my local blog post from this morning.

I’ll have another update this evening on Jose and Maria!

-Jack