Elsa is expected to move across the eastern Caribbean Sea later Friday before moving near the southern coast of Hispaniola Saturday. The system is still moving quickly, at about 29 mph, but is expected to slow down a bit by Sunday night. Tropical Storm Elsa, which was the first hurricane of the 2021 Atlantic season, made landfall. MaAll homes which needed to be repaired or rebuilt after the passage of Hurricane Elsa in 2021, will be completed before the start of the 2023 hurricane season. ET, Elsa is about 395 miles east-southeast of Isla Beata in the Dominican Republic.
While the NHC says there is a risk of storm surge, wind and rainfall impacts in parts of Florida early next week, there is high uncertainty in Elsa’s position and strength in the long-range forecast, which means potential impacts to Florida could change.Īccording to the NHC, the forecast uncertainty is higher than usual because Elsa could potentially interact with the Greater Antilles this weekend – just one of the obstacles the storm faces before reaching the U.S.Īs of 11 p.m. Tropical Storm Elsa, the first storm to reach hurricane strength of the 2021 Atlantic season, is tracing a path up inland of and along the East Coast. ET Friday, still shows parts of the southeastern United States, including Florida, in Hurricane Elsa’s path. The latest track from the National Hurricane Center, released at 11 p.m. As of Saturday, AccuWeather forecasters say Elsa is most likely to enter the eastern Gulf of Mexico and approach Florida early this week. The storm flooded 70 roads and caused 56 sinkholes.
Hurricane Elsa: What impacts could Tampa Bay see? In Marion alone, Irmas wind gusts topped 100 mph and caused significant damage to more than 1,000 homes. The latest forecast track issued by the National Hurricane Center shows Tropical Storm Elsa weakening to a tropical depression Thursday morning and remaining a tropical depression as it moves.
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