This image was compiled by the folks at Weather Wunderground, which has one of the best tropical storm sites (in terms of graphics and imagery anyway). Even though the eye of this storm will remain off the coast, as you can see from this image (as of 11pm AST Monday), we will certainly be feeling its' effects. The heavy rainfall warning remains in effect. Thankfully there are not any tropical storm warnings issued, which would also mean high winds. This image was compiled by the folks at Weather Wunderground, which has one of the best tropical storm sites (in terms of graphics and imagery anyway). Even though the eye of this storm will remain off the coast, as you can see from this image (as of 11pm AST Monday), we will certainly be feeling its' effects. The heavy rainfall warning remains in effect. Thankfully there are not any tropical storm warnings issued, which would also mean high winds.
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