Whether your favorite Gulf Coast meteorologist works for the National Weather Service of on television – either way, they aren’t sleeping well lately. The latest area of low pressure off the Gulf has been spinning around for a few days now and doesn’t show any signs of decisiveness. In other words, it is going what we all do: Linger at… Read more →
While denying the anger they felt discussing traveling across the Atlantic alone, as the tropical wave they studied had done, National Hurricane Center meteorologist bargained about naming Tropical Storm Earl. during the grieving, they skipped depression, and moved on to acceptance. Today, The National Hurricane Center issued a special statement and forecast around noon eastern time alerting the public to… Read more →
Latest from the National Hurricane Center: TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK NWS NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL 800 AM EDT WED JUL 27 2016 For the North Atlantic…Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico: 1. A tropical wave located along the coast of western Africa is producing a large area of cloudiness and disorganized shower activity. Environmental conditions are expected to be… Read more →
Here is the 11am graphic from the National Hurricane Center. New graphic issued soon.
Hurricane Danny continues to weaken out in the open Atlantic. This is all apart of the forecast. Wind shear and dry air are doing a number on the once-Category 3 storm. At the same time another patch of cloud cover may start to get it’s act together farther east. Latest on Danny Danny is currently a Category 1 hurricane. Sustained… Read more →
