Tropical Storm Karen to dissipate in four days

September 27, 2019 Andy Hodges Weather 0

Tropical Storm Karen to dissipate in about four days.

Tropical Storm Karen is expected to dissipate in about four days as upper-level winds should prevent her from reorganizing. Karen is no threat to Sebastian.

Karen will become nothing more than a tropical disturbance early Saturday as she begins to move west. The GFS and EURO spaghetti models are showing this pattern.

The tropical storm is 350 miles south of Bermuda and has slowed down to 8 mph with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph. The winds are gradually decreasing inside this storm.

We are still monitoring Karen every six hours and will continue to update.

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Andy Hodges was born in Annapolis, Maryland. When he was age 9, his parents moved to Jupiter, Florida. Andy spent several years at various radio & television stations in Florida such as WLIZ, WFLX-FOX 29, WIRK, WIXI, WKSY, WRMF, and WJNO to name a few. In 1994, Andy made a career change to computer programming and worked for several technology companies (two are Fortune 500) in Atlanta, Georgia. However, Andy returned to Florida and settled in the small town of Sebastian in 2002. In 2005, he returned to the broadcasting news sector and eventually joined our news team in 2016 as editor in chief. Andy's family has lived in Sebastian for more than 45 years.