National Hurricane Center increases chances for development in Gulf

National Hurricane Center increases chances for development in Gulf

6/15/17 10AM UPDATE: The NHC has increased the likelihood of development to 50% The National Hurricane Center 2 A.M. update suggested the chances of development in the Gulf is increasing. The increase, to a 40% chance of development, actually highlights an area that has a zero-percent chance of development during the next two days. Most computer weather models continue to… Read more →

Four Philadelphia TV station’s weathercasts and a wedding

We have not posted much. The reason it was so quiet around here during the past week? Well, it was two-fold. I was conducting research on how to put together a better forecast for you at home and my good friend, Mike Lederer, got married. West Philadelphia, born and raised Okay, well Mike isn’t from West Philly. Neither am I…. Read more →

My old professor found me on twitter, then I found his old lectures

My old professor found me on twitter, then I found his old lectures

Twitter is a great place. Not only is it full of memes and GIFs, but I can also follow all of my favorite scientists! Okay, so sometimes, it is a labyrinth of chaos and trolls. But other times, it is glorious. Today, it was glorious. Adam Kent, one of my geology professors in 2005 at Oregon State University, seemingly out… Read more →

NOAA 2017 Hurricane Season prediction one week away

NOAA 2017 Hurricane Season prediction one week away

From NOAA: “NOAA will announce its initial outlook for the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season during a news conference on May 25 in College Park, Md. In addition to the seasonal prediction, speakers also will discuss forecasting improvements at NOAA’s National Hurricane Center this year and provide information about how the public can prepare for the upcoming hurricane season, which begins… Read more →