No hurricanes, just typical beach weather

Let's see...high temperatures in the upper 80's to near 90, anywhere from 20% to 40% chance of afternoon showers/thunderstorms, and partly to mostly sunny skies each day through Wednesday Sept 4th.  Sounds a lot like great beach weather at Santa Rosa Beach!!

The Atlantic hurricane season has yet to produce any tangible threats to Florida panhandle beaches.  There are a couple of tropical waves to watch, one in the middle of the Atlantic and one still yet to emerge off the African coast, but the long range models don't show any tropical systems approaching northwest Florida.

Meanwhile the transition from meteorological summer (Jun 1st - Aug 31st) to autumn (Sep 1st to Nov 30th) is upon us, but as stated above the weather here at Santa Rosa Beach isn't changing much if any.  It will take a while for the seasonal march of cooler air from Canada to reach the Gulf of Mexico so approaching cold fronts will keep washing out north of the panhandle region.  Thus, more great beach weather is on the docket at Casablanca on 30A!!!