ORLANDO, Fla. — Hurricane Dorian continues to slowly churn across the northern Bahamas. 

Dorian remains a Major Hurricane, and Watches are now posted for parts of Central Florida.

The weather will be fairly quiet this evening, with scattered showers continuing. A few showers will remain overnight.

Scattered showers and a few storms will be possible on Labor Day. A few outer rain bands may impact south Brevard Co. late in the day. Highs for Labor Day will be in the upper 80s.

Dorian’s impacts will be felt in Central Florida on Tuesday and Wednesday. The storm will lift northward in the Atlantic, producing hurricane-force winds, heavy rainfall and possible storm surge. The worst conditions will be along the coast and east of I-95.

Better weather is expected for late week, but it will be warm with highs in the low to mid 90s.

Beach and Surf Conditions

Life-threatening surf conditions, hazardous seas, and storm surge will have a big impact on our eastern seaboard. Conditions will continue to deteriorate along our coast today and tropical storm conditions will increase throughout the day on Monday from south to north. Especially by late Monday afternoon and into the evening when Dorian makes a turn toward the north. 

Tropical Update

In the tropics, we are focused on Hurricane Dorian.

In addition to Dorian, we are watching a new tropical wave off the coast of Africa. It will continue to move eastward across the open Atlantic, and has a low chance of development.

The peak of the season is September 10, and it ends November 30.

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