BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Tropical Storm Fred continues to slowly strengthen as it approaches the Florida coast.
Fred is forecast to make landfall late Monday afternoon near Pensacola as a 60 mph tropical storm. Fred is continuing to be impacted by southwesterly wind shear. This is keeping a majority of the rain on the east side of the storm’s circulation.
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With Louisiana staying on the west side of Fred, impacts will be very minimal. Fred will impact Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, and Virginia with heavy rain in the coming days.
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Tropical Depression Grace is forecast to make landfall in Hati sometime Monday. Landfall is forecast to be near the epicenter of Saturday’s earthquake. The current forecast track keeps Grace a tropical depression as it moves through Hispaniola and Cuba.
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Grace is then forecast to move into the Gulf of Mexico late Wednesday. It’s at this time that Grace could intensify slightly back to a tropical storm. The current forecast track stays well south of Louisiana. But some tropical moisture could stream north and bring elevated rain chances locally Thursday and Friday.
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