Cristobal continues to move toward Louisiana. Now located about 90 miles from New Orleans, projected to make landfall between 4pm and 7pm tonight. Cristobal will be a Tropical Storm at landfall, barring some incredible last-minute intensification. The storm is rather lopsided and most of the wind, rain and potential for tornadoes will be on the east side of the storm… Read more →
The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor Tropical Storm Cristobal as it moves north toward the Louisiana coastline. The forecast landfall will occur Sunday afternoon or evening. It is predicted to make landfall as a Tropical Storm, and not as a Hurricane. The good news is that the storm continues to eat up the dry air that has wrapped around… Read more →
Dry air to the rescue! Cristobal continues to move north across the Gulf of Mexico but is also interacting with a lot of dry air and a little bit of shear. That is limiting its growth, organization and intensity. All good news. While it may not look like the typical tropical system, it will still produce very heavy rain, very… Read more →
via GIPHY Tropical Storm Cristobal finally mad the turn north and got a pretty decent kick, too. As of the morning advisory, it was moving at 12mph. The Forecast takes it north across the Gulf of Mexico and into Louisiana by Sunday. But that isn’t the only place that will experience weather from Cristobal. Here is the latest from the… Read more →
