This won’t be a super-detailed post, but rather just a heads up that I stumbled across a new way to figure out the “threat” of meeting someone infected with COVID-19 while I’m out and about. The smart folks over at Georgia Tech put together some research trying to unpack how likely it is that any one person meets another person… Read more →
While the spread of COVID-19 seems to be nearly out of control in some places, in others things are starting to get back to normal. In Mississippi, like a handful of other places in the South, the viral spread is leaning more toward being “out of control” than “completely under control” at this time. So far in July, there have… Read more →
Tropical Storm Isaias took a while to finally form, but it is now cruising right along and through parts of Hispaniola. You can see the brighter colors, indicating the more robust convection, blossoming nearer to the center today than previous days. Reports of power outages, trees down, and minor damage have been reported – already – across parts of Puerto… Read more →
Hey guys! For those of you who come this blog for weather forecasts, storm info and meteorological tidbits… good news! I just re-up’d on three more years of hosting this website. It cost a Pretty Penny, but I will keep this domain and this site for – at least – another three years. And since I’ll be around for a… Read more →
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 →
