We're getting the outer fringes of it. There's going to be some beach erosion.
We're expecting these winds to start dropping off into Tuesday morning and through the end of this week.
We've been in this warm pattern for the better half of the last month, the average temperature for Melbourne this time of year is in the 70s.
It happens this time of year right before dawn. It's basically moisture that's trapped along the surface.
We can probably expect between 1 to 2 inches max.
We wouldn't expect to get relief for the overall dry conditions for six to eight weeks.
We had a little bit of a cold front move through (Thursday). Temperatures can swing a bit this time of the year as we're shifting from winter to summer.
Right now, the rain she's produced hasn't been overly huge, but she's going to be a slow mover. That's our main concern. Without a doubt, she'll be a rainmaker.
Storms like these can often do more harm than good. You can get lightning outside of the range of the thunderstorms and that could spark fires.
This is the type of weather that people move to Florida for.
It's the total opposite side of the coin.
It'll be a little bit cooler but really, we're running above average temperature wise.
It'll affect the fire, and it'll be a concern for hot spots.
It won't do much in the way of rainfall for us. If anything does come out of it, it won't be more than a 10th of an inch.