There are two tropical systems in the Eastern Pacific, Erick and Flossie. Both pose a wave threat to the Hawaiian Islands. One, Flossie, has a higher potential for actually skirting the Big Island bringing rain and wind. Erick The model guidance on Erick is to take it just south of the Big Island. And models continue to trend farther southward,… Read more →
The National Hurricane Center is now monitoring an area for potential tropical development. The wave is located near the Greater & Lesser Antilles. From the NHC Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 200 PM EDT Sun Jul 28 2019 For the North Atlantic…Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico: 1. A persistent area of cloudiness and thunderstorms… Read more →
The past few days have been nice in south Mississippi with less humidity and cooler temperatures during the day. It would be great if we could stay like this but there is an area of high pressure that will be over the southeast which will give us warmer temperatures by the weekend. I’ll get your weekend started and then Noah… Read more →
I’m posting this update pretty late. It is almost 1:00 AM as I write this, so enjoy this scientific stream-of-barely-consciousness… The National Hurricane Center has increased the chances of development in the Gulf to 10-percent during the next 48 hours. And is at 20-percent during the next five days. Not crazy high numbers, by any means, but not zero either…. Read more →
The National Hurricane Center is now keeping tabs on a wide area in the northern Gulf of Mexico for possible development during the next five days. The area is where a cold front is set to move through and wash out. As the front washes out, there is the potential for an area of low pressure to develop in the… Read more →
