This National Hurricane Center map shows the projected path of Tropical Storm Nicole.
Tropical Depression 16 has strengthened and formed Tropical Storm Nicole with maximum winds of 40 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center.
However, the track for Nicole has shifted to the east, and the tropical storm warnings and watches have been discontinued for Florida. Futhermore, the National Hurricane Center does not forecast Nicole to be a tropical storm past Thursday morning.
Heavy rain is still expected to affect the southeast coast beginning Thursday and through the weekend.
Five to 10 inches of rain are expected for the Cayman Islands, Jamaica, and Cuba, and isolated amounts of 20 inches are possible in higher elevations in Cuba and Jamaica. The rains could produce "life-threatening flash floods and mudslides," forecasters said.
Four to nine inches are possible over parts of southern Florida and the Bahamas.
Surfs up. Woo Hoo!!!!
after all this rain should be good mushroom picking
Its time to stock up on munchies and play hookie while the storm rages with those 40+mph winds! i lived in palm beach for 18 years and during david people were out in the storm playing in the flooded streets also was there for andrew's horrific onslaught
The rain is God crying because Florida is icky.