Coastal floods possible Wednesday evening

The air is quite dry and it is quite light, but we can see in our south, where the rain is just starting to leave the county of Saint Mary, tracking 95. It was the tenacious rain band that was around Baltimore earlier this morning. We follow two. Hurricane under the tropics, so we have Imelda. We have Humberto, both to a category one force, both heading towards the sea. It is therefore excellent news that they continue to move away from the East Coast. Humberto, the first dragging almost Imelda behind. So Humberto. Humberto will get rid of, but it already causes difficult conditions there. In Bermuda, they are dealing with heavy rain showers and gusty winds, then Imelda will be just behind. In fact, it could become a little stronger because it moves east and it could have a direct impact on the Bermuda because they could face a category two hurricane while it passes on Wednesday to Thursday. So everything remains offshore. But that creates very large waves on the beaches of the East Coast and a high risk of rip currents. It will last a few more days until these big hurricanes go to sea. Another impact that we see here on the bay here in Maryland is due to the persistent wind is. The tides are superior to normal, and this will create moderate floods along the shore in the county of Anne Arundel, mainly from Wednesday evening to Thursday morning. If you have a vulnerable property that generally floods, especially when the tide exceeds three feet, you certainly want to protect it from Wednesday evening to Thursday morning, and we will have a wind from eastern for a few more days so that the floods can persist. Temperatures will spend in the 70s until this evening in the 1960s during the night. We will still have a cloud cover, but with dry weather, then it becomes a little fresher late tonight when we start to see a little compensation, we will fall in the upper 50s. Tomorrow will be a sunnier day, but also a little colder around the 70s in the Baltimore region, with a cool northeast breeze. You might even need a jacket at times tomorrow, especially by Wednesday evening. A jacket would be useful. We are going to fall in the 1940s, which is getting closer for this period of the year when we start the month of October. TOMORROW. We mainly have dry time for several days and