Good news and bad news, I suppose. The good news is that model data continues to show a break from tropical activity for the Mainland US coast. The bad news is that break may only last another five to eight days. As of now, all of the activity in the short-term is clustered off of the African coast, moving out… Read more →
On the air last night, I mentioned a Kelvin Wave. Your browser does not support the video tag. These things are pretty cool. And pretty important when it comes to forecasting during hurricane season. The MJO and Kelvin waves can help dictate how – generally speaking – likely tropical development may be on a non-specific basis. However, I don’t usually… Read more →
I don’t often get onto sub-seasonal oscillations on here for a handful of reasons… 1. I don’t know as much as I wished I did about them 2. In general, it doesn’t apply to everyday life for people 3. It can be really complicated But today, I’m going to set all of that aside. Because I know some smart people,… Read more →
I don’t often get onto sub-seasonal oscillations on here for a handful of reasons… 1. I don’t know as much as I wished I did about them 2. In general, it doesn’t apply to everyday life for people 3. It can be really complicated But today, I’m going to set all of that aside. Because I know some smart people,… Read more →
