Tropical Depression Four isn’t well organized. It is eating dry air. And it is moving at a pretty decent clip. It continues its journey to nowhere in particular, as most models keep this as a fish storm. Here is the latest update from the National Hurricane Center. Outside of the National Hurricane Center forecast, most of the computer weather models… Read more →
The Tornado Watch that expires at 1PM for parts of the southeast will likely be continued through later this evening. Strong, long-track devastating tornadoes are not likely in this watch. But brief, weaker, and fast-moving tornadoes are possible. The probabilities of the current watch, will likely be extended, too. For the next few hours watch out for quick moving storms… Read more →
Long title, I know. But the title spells it out pretty clearly. This isn’t going to be a massive hurricane with crazy wind and incredible damage. It will be one that has a lot of rain and some coastal impacts from storm surge. This discussion will focus primarily on southern Louisiana, southern Mississippi and southern Alabama. It will be broken… Read more →
The Tropical Disturbance, now Invest 93L, we have been watching for the last five to seven days is finally starting to get its act together. Sort of. During the last few days, it will have hours of organization, followed by hours of disorganization. It can’t seem to make up its mind. And there is a reason, really. And I’ll borrow… Read more →
Now that we are into Hurricane Season, there will a lot of coverage about every tropical wave that poses some kind of threat to develop. But what does “development” mean? In short, it is simply the growth from one step to another step along the list of Tropical Weather Lingo below. Possible development doesn’t mean “definite hurricane” or even that… Read more →
