Look for the winds to hang around through tonight and into tomorrow. The winds, coupled with cooler temperatures in the 40s tonight, will create some cooler wind chills for the morning. Feels-like temperatures will start out in the lower 40s with winds out of the north at 15-20 mph. Winds can gust up to 30 mph Thursday as this offshore storm moves away tomorrow night. A weak cold front will slide through the area, giving this storm the push it needs to finally move out. Winds freshen, humidity levels drop and so do temperatures going into Friday. No rain is expected.

The storm offshore officially has a name! Subtropical Storm Josephine developed today and was named by the National Hurricane Center officially at 5 p.m. The storm continued to take on tropical characteristics and has become more organized. The storm will strengthen more into tomorrow, but the named status doesn't really matter. It will continue to create the same impacts as it pulls away Thursday and Friday. Look for rougher conditions offshore and gusty winds.

Temperatures on Thursday will be the warmest of the week, with highs in the mid-to-upper 60s. Expect a cool down for Friday and Saturday, where temperatures don't get out of the 50s. Next week will feature more dry weather, sunshine and seasonable fall temperatures.