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How to understand the difference between a tropical storm watch and warning
What is a tropical storm? According to the National Weather Service, a tropical storm has sustained winds between 39 and 73 miles per hour.
Along with wind, there is the possibility of significant rain and possible flooding if you are located in a flood-prone area.
Tropical Storm Watch: conditions are favorable for a tropical storm to develop in your area. It’s a good time to evaluate your shelter plans and your emergency supplies.
Tropical Storm Warning: the possibility of a tropical storm hitting your area within the next 36 hours is probable.
Follow the National Weather Service and your local meteorologists for updated information.
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