I took 10 minutes tonight to do a live video showcasing the great lightning show being put on by a storm north of the TV station. Enjoy! I talked about differentiation in the video. Not the Calculus kind, but the kind about hail. The differentiation within the cloud where the heavier things (hailstones, big rain drops) end up at the… Read more →
Subtropical Storm Alberto continues to look pretty ragged and disorganized. However there are signs that is it trying to get its act together. The warmer waters of the NW Caribbean are helping with the development of extra storms on the systems east side, but it is still struggling to develop a ring of storms around the centralized area of low… Read more →
10AM Advisory from the National Hurricane Center: The National Hurricane Center just released forecast track information for Subtropical Storm Alberto. Here is the forecast discussion as of 10AM: Subtropical Storm Alberto Discussion Number 1 NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL AL012018 1000 AM CDT Fri May 25 2018 The broad low pressure system that the NHC has been tracking for… Read more →
NOAA releases outlook Today, NOAA released it’s thought on the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season. It falls in line with the researchers at Colorado State. Notice how the Colorado State meteorologists use the word “forecast” while NOAA uses the word “outlook” in the graphics. That is an important distinction. While CSU is forecasting for binary deterministic numbers, NOAA is showing a… Read more →
As we head into the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season, here is a quick look at where tropical cyclones form in the Atlantic…
