On the heels of Hurricane Sally, the National Hurricane Center is watching a different tropical disturbance in the Gulf, simultaneously. This area moved past the northern Gulf Coast last weekend and has been parked in the Bay of Campeche for the last few days. From the NHC Here is a look at the latest discussion from the National Hurricane Center…… Read more →
It must be late August or early September. The love bugs are out. The humidity isn’t quick as dense. And there are four – count ’em! – areas worth watching in the Tropics. Oh, and the models are hinting at a cold front passing all the way down to the Gulf. Busy in the weather world, like usual, this time… Read more →
The 2017 Hurricane Season isn’t done yet. To quote Jay-Z it “is back before we had a chance to miss [it],” though I don’t know if any of us would “miss” hurricane season. Anyway! Newly minted Tropical Depression 16 is drifting around in the southern Caribbean off the coast of Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Near the island of San Andres…. Read more →
