TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — The former hurricane Oscar dwindled into a leftover low-pressure disturbance moving northeast and away from the Bahamas. It will stay clear of the U.S. east coast.
There are no other disturbances present that give indications of near- or mid-range development. That will keep the tropical scene rather settled through the weekend.
Long-range signals for early November hint at a disturbance originating from the western Caribbean area of tropical moisture. There are no solid indications of the theoretical disturbance having an effect on the regional weather setup, though forecast trends will be monitored accordingly.
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