Welcome to Hurricane Season. Right on schedule, the National Hurricane Center is keeping tabs on an area of interest that is moving through the Bay of Campeche in the southern Gulf of Mexico. Model guidance still takes this area of interest into the Mexican coast with no impact of the Gulf Coast. From the NHC: For the North Atlantic…Caribbean Sea… Read more →
On the Eve of the 2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season, the National Hurricane Center is keeping tabs on a new cluster of storms near the Yucatan associated with the Central American Gyre. Currently, the atmosphere is set up to be favorable for development in that area. It is far enough away from the big ridge of high pressure near us, but… Read more →
The National Hurricane Center released its seasonal prediction for the hurricane season Thursday morning. the NHC is calling for an average season. Check out this update from the next potential tropical system here Per the NHC release: “With the 2019 hurricane season upon us, NOAA is leveraging cutting-edge tools to help secure Americans against the threat posed by… Read more →
Something I covered on the news briefly yesterday is starting to garner more attention from the super smart folks in the tropical research community. We talked about how a piece of the Central American Gyre may “birth out” a weak system and send it north depending on a couple of different things occurring in the atmosphere. It is now being… Read more →
