The latest forecast from the National Hurricane Center continues to shift the forecast cone toward the Gulf of Mexico. Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine is – apparently – in no rush to fully develop. Though it is in a hurry to get where it is going. The system is still moving to the west-northwest at more than 20mph. From the NHC… Read more →
The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine. The storm is likely going to be named Isaias in the coming days. It isn’t forecast to be near Florida and the Bahamas until Friday or Saturday, but I wanted to take a few minutes to dive into an important set of data: Water temperatures. A quick note: The… Read more →
10:00AM UPDATE: Satellite imagery and recent satellite wind data indicate that the low pressure system located about midway between the west coast of Africa and the Lesser Antilles continues to get better organized. If current trends continue, advisories could be initiated on this system as a tropical depression later today. Regardless of development during the next couple of days, less… Read more →
That’s right, friends. While I will spend some time talking about La Niña and the hurricane Season, I also posted a “deep tease” about the upcoming winter. Two reasons. The first, I think most of us are tired of 2020 anyway. The second, it will likely have more of a direct impact on your life this winter than this Hurricane… Read more →
The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor a cluster of storms in/near the Gulf of Mexico for development in the coming days as the center of the cluster drifts northeast and into the Atlantic. This area has been classified Invest 98L. The atmosphere will be much more conducive for development as this cluster drifts across Florida. For now, it is… Read more →
