Our gorgeous weather will continue this weekend with plenty of sunshine, highs in the mid-80s and comfortably cool evenings. Fair to partly cloudy skies and relatively dry weather will stay with us through next week with moderating lows and relative humidity. Another frontal boundary will arrive by Wednesday but this front has been looking much less impressive with respect to much in the way of cooler weather.
In the tropics, Kyle will be the big story this weekend with possible strengthening as it breezes past Bermuda Saturday with a coastal New England threat (mainly Maine) possible Sunday. Meanwhile, as I have alluded to last week, activity over the Bay of Campeche and Yucatan continues to persist. Currently upper level winds and very dry air are impinging upon this area but some development may be possible later in the weekend or early next week. But if something were to develop here or the southern Gulf it would more than likely head toward Florida Monday/Tuesday. Farther down the road, there still appears to be a window of opportunity for one more significant tropical system for the Caribbean and perhaps parts of the Gulf of Mexico in the 10-14 day period. Enjoy the weekend!