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As November inches closer, the chances of tropical systems developing continues to diminish. And it is diminishing rapidly. But we’re not out of the woods just yet. A new cluster of storms is churning through the Gulf and the National Hurricane Center is giving it a 30- to 50-percent chance to develop into a tropical depression. The latest 0z GFS… Read more →
Before you flood you friends with posts on social media about the next tropical depression, tropical storm or hurricane – stop and read the article attached to the picture. And pay close attention to the author. Chances are the person writing it isn’t a meteorologist. It may be a “weather enthusiast” or storm chaser that posts a picture and a… Read more →
Props to the Capital Weather Gang for this…
Busted! Cristobal's hurricane-hyped, 2,500 mile track error: http://t.co/cuxGjdU0Sf (ht @islivingston) pic.twitter.com/rE2uFaHrAf
— Capital Weather Gang (@capitalweather) August 29, 2014
It doesn’t appear that Invest 96L is in any hurry to get to where it wants to go. The tropical wave is still a tropical wave and is still slowly moving toward the Bahamas. Latest model data suggests that shear may inhibit development during the next 6 – 18 hours, but that eventually that atmosphere will be conducive to strengthening…. Read more →
