As things get a bit more active across the tropical Atlantic, I wanted to take some time and offer a complete breakdown for everyone. This will – hopefully – give you a complete picture as to what to expect in the coming days and weeks. First things first, though, here is the tropical update video: And a look at the… Read more →
Welcome to the peak of Hurricane Season in the Atlantic. September 10th. Mother Nature must’ve gotten the memo. Right now, the National Hurricane Center is monitoring seven different areas for possible development. From the NHC The National Hurricane Center is busy. Here is a look at their tropical discussion… The National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories on Tropical Storm Paulette,… Read more →
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for portions of the Lower Peninsula until 3am Monday September 7. Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect until 3am September 7 for the counties in yellow The primary threat for storms that develop tonight will be large hail up to 2” in diameter and lightning. Strong wind gusts will also be possible. If thunderstorms… Read more →
Labor Day in Michigan for me always meant a trip to the apple orchard and crisp fall air. Labor Day in Colorado this year entails several days near 100 degrees before a strong cold front moves in and brings us the potential for snow on Tuesday and Wednesday. No big weather swings like that for Up North Michigan this Labor… Read more →
Good news and bad news, I suppose. The good news is that model data continues to show a break from tropical activity for the Mainland US coast. The bad news is that break may only last another five to eight days. As of now, all of the activity in the short-term is clustered off of the African coast, moving out… Read more →
