Subtropical Storm Josephine dissipates

Thanks for logging on to myfoxhurricane.com. 38 days left in the hurricane season. The last couple of days we've been talking about subtropical storm Josephine. Well, it's no more. They're not issuing advisories. It's not that the system has gone. It's just lost those tropical characteristics. So still an area of low pressure, still some pretty strong winds with this, and that is also producing some large surf along the coastline. But as we go through the weekend, it will move out over the open waters of the North Atlantic. Wave heights showing they are dying down or they're diminishing along the northeastern coast as you head up towards Nova Scotia. Still looking at those increased wave heights and those winds, 60, 70 miles an hour close to the center of this system. But as far as tropical activity, no tropical formation expected over the next seven days. this time of the year what we're really focusing in on it's the Caribbean and over into the Gulf and it is completely clear across the Gulf you do see some clouds but really nothing of any substance for now down across the Caribbean now there is one area that the tropical cyclone outlook is highlighting as we head towards the end of next week and into the following week and that is to the east of our state down into the Bahamas as well and I'll show you why you look at the Fox weather model and we actually are going to be watching for just a general area of low pressure forming to our east you see all this moisture being pulled up out of the Caribbean so we have to watch as we head through next week heading towards next weekend do we start to see this area starting to acquire some tropical characteristics if it does well we may have yet another tropical or subtropical system trying to develop to the east of the state that would be sliding looks like on to the north and east but that's the one area that will focus in and we will be watching as we go through the weekend and into next week and of course we'll keep you updated right here on myfoxhurricane.com