Well, it only took an early hurricane season scare to bring us some rain, but it’s a-comin’! Invest 91L is moving our way, but it’s not organized and is only bringing the rain with it. It’ll be a lot of relief for us, but other areas such as southern and western Louisiana may get more rain than they bargained for… Read more →
Your browser does not support the video tag. Arctic and Antarctic sea ice are both affected by climate change, but the two poles of Earth are behaving in intriguingly different ways. Video and description courtesy of NASA
NOAA is using some really cool tools this tornado season to look inside of Supercells, the most intense type of thunderstorm, to get a more detailed idea of what makes them work. Take a look: The supercell: The deadliest and most destructive tornadoes often come from this specific type of rotating thunderstorm. Now, scientists have embarked on a new study… Read more →
Good morning, everyone. As Invest 91L continue to churn around in the Bay of Campeche, the model guidance is starting to come into some agreement on the fate of the system. via GIPHY Model guidance says… Right now, the GFS and European model guidance shows Invest 91L drifting in a generally northerly direction toward Texas. Little to no development is… Read more →
Even though the NHC didn’t send the Hurricane Hunters into Invest 91L today, the meteorologists are still monitoring the system for further development. Development is possible, but Rapid Intensification is not expected. Most model data shows Invest 91L moving toward Mexico and ashore as a tropical depression or very weak tropical storm. It is slated to drift north and get… Read more →
