- Tornadoes are rare in mountainous terrain, but several have been documented at elevations above 11,000 feet. Here’s a look at the highest-elevation tornadoes ever documented in U.S. history.
- South Florida was reeling. Coastal cities and towns were devastated. Communications systems were down. Beach towns were impassable because the roads were up to 3 feet deep in sand.
- Flash flooding and heavy, persistent downpours will be a concern for Florida into next week, helping to ease the severe drought that the Sunshine State has been in for most of the year.
- Tropical Depression Six has formed in the Atlantic Ocean, southwest from the Azores, packing winds of 35 mph.
- A potential storm system could develop off the Mid-Atlantic coast next week, bringing rain, gusty winds, rough surf and much cooler temperatures to parts of the Northeast. Forecast uncertainty remains regarding the system’s exact track and intensity.
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