The area of "disturbed weather" stretches from northern Florida to North Carolina, according to AccuWeather. Regardless of whether a tropical or subtropical system forms, AccuWeather meteorologists say a stormy Memorial Day weekend is in the cards for parts of the Southeast. But it could if the system spends enough time over water. "The system appears unlikely to become a subtropical or tropical cyclone," according to the hurricane center. The Southeast will see some of the nation's worst weather this holiday weekend, thanks to a non-tropical area of low pressure, the National Hurricane Center said.
No tropical cyclone expected, but rain, wind and 'dangerous surf' likely in the Southeast There will also be "an upside-down temperature pattern, where the Midwest will be warmer than average and the Southeast cooler than average," he said. Parts of the mid-Atlantic, Plains and northern Rockies could also have to contend with wet weather at times, according to meteorologist Chris Dolce.
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring that system and issued an updated outlook on Saturday: "Even though development into a subtropical or tropical cyclone is not expected, the system will produce gusty winds and dangerous surf and rip current conditions along portions of the southeastern United States coast through Sunday."
There forecasters are watching a system off South Carolina's coast that is likely to bring stormy weather to land. Memorial Day weekend is expected to kick-off summer with nice weather across much of the nation, but parts of the Southeast are a notable exception.
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