A Powerful Tropical Wave Has Entered the Caribbean—Heres What Comes Next [0CusSXrAaVj]
Your full Monday weather update, coast to coast. Two hurricanes are spinning in the Pacific: Fausto, weakening as it closes in on Hawaii — with dangerous surf, up to fifteen-foot waves, and rip currents as the main threats while its center passes north of the islands midweek — and Genevieve, the season's first major hurricane, staying offshore south of Mexico but hurling life-threatening surf toward the coast. In the Atlantic, the National Hurricane Center is tracking four tropical waves, but no development is expected for seven days thanks to a thick plume of Saharan dust. Back home, Florida stays wet and stormy, a stalled front keeps flooding the Carolinas and Southeast, a dangerous heat wave bakes the central and southern states, and severe storms threaten the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, and Northeast. Andrew breaks down exactly where every system stands and what to watch next. This video explains current weather information and forecasts for general educational purposes. Forecasts are subject to change. Always follow the National Weather Service, the National Hurricane Center, and your local emergency management for official warnings and safety decisions. This video is for educational and informational purposes only. #Weather #Hurricane #Fausto #Genevieve #HeatWave #Forecast #Tropics