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Gulf Storm Nears Florida, St. Augustine Spared
20 Jul
Summary
- Tropical storm unlikely to affect St. Augustine directly.
- St. Johns County expects patchy storms July 20, then hot weather.
- Potential Tropical Storm Bertha brewing in the northern Gulf of America.
St. Augustine is unlikely to be directly impacted by a tropical storm forming in the northern Gulf of America, according to the National Weather Service. Residents in St. Johns County can anticipate patchy storms on July 20, with a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms. However, rain chances are expected to decrease significantly through the remainder of the week.
The forecast for St. Johns County indicates a shift to hot conditions, with heat-index values potentially reaching the 100s. Following the initial chance of storms on July 20, the days leading up to the weekend will be predominantly sunny and hot, with highs near 95 degrees Fahrenheit.
Meanwhile, Tropical Depression Two in the Gulf is strengthening and could become Tropical Storm Bertha. It is currently located about 120 miles south of Panama City, Florida. Forecasters anticipate rainfall of 2 to 4 inches along the Gulf Coast, with higher amounts possible in some areas. A tropical storm watch is in effect for much of Florida's Panhandle.
