If your childhood summers were anything like mine, your evening outside playtime was mostly under clear, hot skies punctuated by brilliant flashes of distant lightning. That lightning always seemed to […]
Our atmosphere is a fluid. The weather in one part of the world inevitably has impacts on the type of weather that occurs later on downstream. One way to analyze […]
If you’re a frequent checker of the SPC outlooks, you may have noticed the general thunderstorm category extends just a little further south and west than is usual. In fact, […]
Have you heard of the Ring of Fire? I’m not talking about the Johnny Cash song. I’m not even talking about the active faults and volcanoes outlining the Pacific Ocean. […]
Today I’m going to do a short explainer on a term you may hear a lot during hurricane season, especially in early and/or late season: The Central American Gyre (CAG). […]
