The Daily Weather Update from FOX Weather: Arlene and a backdoor cold front
Start your day with the latest weather news – Arlene continues spinning in the Gulf of Mexico while the Northeast is experiencing a big drop in temperatures.
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Tropical Storm Arlene spins in Gulf
Tropical Storm Arlene developed in the Gulf of Mexico on Friday. The first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season won’t be coming ashore in the U.S., but it will bring periods of rain and storms to Florida. Arlene will eventually get ripped to shreds as it moves south toward Cuba.
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Things to know
- Your guide to the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season
- How to prepare for hurricane season
- What to expect in tropics during June
Northeast temps tumble because of backdoor cold front
While the Northeast spent the first couple of days of meteorological summer baking in record-breaking heat, that will change this weekend as a backdoor cold front swings through the region. A low along the coast will also make for a wet weekend in New England.
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Bonus reads
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