MORE Tropical Systems IGNITING As COOLDOWN Sweeps In...

in this comprehensive forecast video I provide y'all with an urgent update on Hurricane Erin, currently a Category 2 storm in the North Atlantic as of August 19th with forecasts showing it nudging westward and posing risks to U.S. beaches including high seas, rip currents, and rough surf along the East Coast.

A state of emergency has been declared in North Carolina as coastal communities brace for impacts from this powerful system.

But Erin isn't alone—more tropical systems are developing in the Atlantic, including Invest 99-L and other areas of interest with up to a 60% chance of cyclone formation in the coming week, potentially spinning up new storms behind it.

Shifting to the homeland, a major cooldown is on the way, bringing fall-like chills to the eastern U.S., Midwest, and Northeast, with Arctic blasts signaling an early taste of autumn by late August.

In the Southwest, monsoonal moisture is ramping up, delivering showers and thunderstorms across Arizona and New Mexico, with 1-2 inches of rain possible in spots and risks of isolated flooding.

And much more: Dive into extended outlooks, safety tips for hurricane prep and monsoon travel, regional breakdowns, and what this means for your week ahead. Whether you're on the coast or inland, we've got you covered!If you found this helpful, smash that like button, subscribe for daily weather insights, and turn on notifications. Comment below: What's the weather like where you are?#WeatherUpdate #HurricaneErin #TropicalStorms #FallCooldown #MonsoonRain #USForecast