Meanwhile, a hurricane warning has been issued for the shoreline of Broward, Palm Beach and Brevard counties, while a tropical storm warning remains in effect for Miami-Dade.
Thanks to the centrifugal force of the high pressure found on the Atlantic Ocean, which drags the cyclone in the direction of its movement; the storm vortex would move down the eastern side of the Florida Strait
According to the preliminary projection cone, the hurricane vortex would pass between the city of Miami and the islands of the Bahamas, about 80 miles (128 km / h) east of the Florida city.
This projection favors Miami and South Florida, since it would be on the west side of the storm, which is usually less intense in rain and wind.
However, Miami could feel winds above 30 mph (48 km / h), especially along the coast, and abundant rain.
The north shore of Boward and Palm Beach could feel winds in excess of 58 mph (80 km / h), as Isaias tilts northwest, without touching Florida land, before restarting his course northeastward attracted by centrifugal force. from high pressure.
Meteorologists insist that Isaías’ trajectory could change and that his passage through the eastern side of southern Florida depends on the presence of high pressure in the Atlantic.
Isaías, when it was still a tropical storm, unloaded torrential downpours on the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico, where material damage and lack of electricity were reported.
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