Tropical Storm Rina developed in the west central Caribbean Sea over the weekend. This storm is encountering upper level wind shear, however, it is nearly stationary which means that the shear will move out of the area in a few days while leaving the potential for this storm to increase in intensity later this week. Some of the NHC tracking models are showing a western Florida involvement sometime close to Nov. 02 to Nov. 04. Other models are showing that this storm will turn westerly and dissipate over the land areas of eastern Mexico. It is much too early to project accurate tracking past this Saturday, October 29, but we will post any information as it becomes available.
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