This is one of those ‘worth watching, but don’t get concerned yet’ type of situations. Category 4 Hurricane Eta made landfall across the coast of Nicaragua today bringing heavy rain, wind gusts up to 185mph, and storm surge up to 20+ feet. You really have to keep those people in your heart, because the poor folks in Nicaragua and Honduras,… Read more →
I promised you guys I wouldn’t write one of these unless it was necessary. And here I am. Hurricane Eta is strengthening and organizing as it moves toward the coast of Nicaragua today and is set to make landfall by Tuesday. It is forecast to do so as a Major Hurricane. At which point it will move inland, turn north… Read more →
Invest 96L continues to show robust convection near a quasi-localized area of lower pressure. The NH gives this area an 80-percent chance of development by early next week. From the NHC The NHC says there is a reasonable amount of confidence that this forms into a tropical system. Shower activity continues to become better organized in association with a tropical… Read more →
The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season has been rather active. So active that we just had Hurricane Zeta. I’ve heard from a good number of folks asking “We made it to the end of the Greek Alphabet… Now what do we name these things?” The good news is, we haven’t made it to the end of the Greek Alphabet. Think back… Read more →
Hurricane Zeta has made landfall across the coastline of Louisiana. It is making a bee-line for New Orleans, and may slide by just to the east as it lifts northeast toward Mississippi. It is a Category 2 Hurricane in the process of being ushers out of the area by a cold front that has increased the forward speed of Zeta… Read more →
