As most of you guys know,I never claim to have all of the answers. But, I know there are a TON of questions floating around with these two storms and – with the reasonable rarity of having two tropical systems in the Gulf simultaneously – a lot of bad information being passed around by “unpleasant actors” with respect to what… Read more →
This may be a pretty lengthy and detailed write up, so feel free to skim it for the parts you want. Or read the whole thing and be super informed! As the long-awaited Kelvin Wave pushes across the Tropical Atlantic, things are reasonably active with three areas of interest and one more wave on deck. The list goes… Invest 97L,… Read more →
Because: 2020. Am I right? This morning, NOAA released their update to the seasonal prediction for tropical activity in the Atlantic basin. The numbers aren’t “incredibly” higher, but the increase does mean there is a higher chance that we get through the entire list of names for only the second time on record. Not great news for those living along… Read more →
The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine. The storm is likely going to be named Isaias in the coming days. It isn’t forecast to be near Florida and the Bahamas until Friday or Saturday, but I wanted to take a few minutes to dive into an important set of data: Water temperatures. A quick note: The… Read more →
The National Hurricane Center made a great – quick – video discussing what the Forecast Cone is made for, how to use it, and where it isn’t very useful at all. Take a look!
