BOSTON — Jose has returned to hurricane strength again according to the National Hurricane Center, and southern New England is not out of the woods.
Most tracks have the storm out in the ocean, well southeast of making landfall in New England, but because of how many days out the storm is there is a possibility it tracks west.
HURRICANE JOSE will track up the east coast. Potential impacts here @boston25 now pic.twitter.com/kFvoXqQ6On
— Kevin Lemanowicz (@KevinBoston25) September 15, 2017
Chief Meteorologist Kevin Lemanowicz says even if the storm doesn't make landfall in New England, it is likely Cape Cod and the south coast will still feel impacts including high surf, strong winds and heavy rain.
Kevin is updating his forecast now and will provide the latest details on Boston 25 News.
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