Calm Before The Storm – Elsa Tuesday Morning Update
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Calm Before The Storm – Elsa Tuesday Morning Update

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Although winds are calm as Manatee County awakes this Tuesday morning, the weather is forecast to deteriorate with rain and possible high storm surges causing localized flooding. According to the National Hurricane Center, “Now that Elsa is gradually pulling away from Cuba, it will have an opportunity to strengthen.” Based on the 5:00 am forecast, “a Hurricane Watch has been issued for a portion of the west-central and Big Bend Florida coast. In addition it should be noted that much of the west coast of the Florida Peninsula is expected to see wind, rain, and surge impacts since that region will be on Elsa’s east side.”

Hurricane Elsa Continues On A Path To Florida
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Hurricane Elsa Continues On A Path To Florida

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There is an increasing risk of storm surge, wind, and rainfall impacts beginning Monday in the Florida Keys and spreading northward along the Florida Peninsula through Tuesday. However, the forecast uncertainty remains larger than usual due to Elsa’s potential interaction with the islands of Hispaniola and Cuba this weekend.
Interests throughout Florida should monitor Elsa’s progress and updates to the forecast.

5 things you’ll want to do now to prep for archery and crossbow seasons, by

5 things you’ll want to do now to prep for archery and crossbow seasons, by

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This time of year, many hunters are getting ready for Florida’s archery and crossbow seasons. Your preseason to-do list might include finding a place to hunt, practicing with your bow or crossbow, and brushing up on new and existing regulations. Following are five steps to help you prepare. Locate When and Where to Hunt STATEWIDE…