Overview
- The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for UK coastal towns for Saturday and Sunday, forecasting heavy rain and gusts up to about 58 mph in exposed locations that can damage structures and make travel hazardous.
- Central Florida officials warn of gusty onshore winds (around 40–45 mph at the coast), rough surf, dangerous rip currents, possible minor coastal flooding and beach erosion, and they are urging people to stay out of the water.
- Seattle-area forecasters are tracking an offshore low that could bring rain to parts of Western Washington on Sunday, but model guidance still disagrees on the low’s exact track and moisture, leaving coverage and intensity uncertain.
- Much of the U.S. interior will remain warm and dry this weekend, with above-normal temperatures favoring outdoor plans and sporting events, though lake- and river-influenced areas may see morning fog that reduces visibility.
- Tropical influence is fading: Josephine is post-tropical and drifting away with no expected redevelopment this week, and forecasters advise residents to monitor updates from the Met Office and regional National Weather Service offices as models evolve.