All eyes on Hurricane Marie, Sunday Sept 6th forecast

Beautiful weather for the start of Labor Day weekend , but we have a very active atmosphere with Hurricane Marie spinning to our south. Look for near normal temperatures on Sunday with little to no marine layer expected as clouds at the mid and upper levels fill in from Marie. Temperatures will be warm inland with milder readings closer to the coast, but humidity levels will be up. Because of this, things will feel a bit sticky and warmer as the added humidity increases our heat index or feels like temperatures. Rain chances will be in the 10 to 20 percent range with the best chances farther to our south and east. Marie could meander a bit both tomorrow and in to next week and that means we will need to keep a close eye on day to day changes.

Looking ahead, we will be seeing the affects from Marie lasting well in to next week as the storm slowly trudges northwestward. Rain chances will continue to be there, but confidence will still be low with regard to where and how much. We don't think anything significant will occur with this tricky tropical cyclone, but it will need hour to hour monitoring to keep ahead of any surprises. Temperatures will likely warm a few degrees over the next few days, but no extreme heat issues are expected. With the tropical clouds streaming northward, lower level fog shouldn't be too much of a concern as the onshore flow stays on the mild side. Again, Marie induced rain chances will linger toward the upcoming mid week and we will keep you informed daily if anything significant, such as possible thunderstorm development, becomes more likely. Surf Advisories and coastal flood potential will be our only weather alerts for now and will last through about Tuesday.