Tropical Storm Danny turned out to have no appreciable impact on the Washington, D.C. area whatsoever with the only showers and storms of the weekend coming from an unrelated storm system.
Danny officially dissipated to a tropical depression, according to the National Hurricane Center's 5 a.m. Saturday advisory. What's left of Danny was being absorbed into a non-tropical offshore low pressure system which will move to the north-northeast, away from the Mid-Atlantic coastline.
While no rains were brought to the inland Mid-Atlantic cities from Danny, rip currents are impacting the beaches for a second straight weekend. Hurricane Bill caused similar issues as it progressed well offshore last weekend.Labels: tropical storm danny, washington d.c. area, weather
