Hello everyone! Today’s tropical update will discuss newly-minted TD 8 in the Gulf of Mexico (which formed from the disturbance 91L we were watching yesterday) and Gonzalo which is currently […]
Hello everyone! The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane season has gotten off to an extremely active start if you count by number of named storms, but certainly not if you count by […]
In this video, forecaster Jack Sillin discusses the forecast for tropical cyclone activity in the Atlantic for the week of 7/20-7/27, 2020. Topics of discussion include a tropical disturbance near […]
Hello everyone! Tropical Storm Cristobal is drifting north through the Gulf of Mexico today en route to landfall along the Louisiana coastline sometime later in the day tomorrow. The general […]
Hello everyone! Cristobal has been downgraded to a tropical depression today having lost its 40 mph sustained winds along with most of its thunderstorm activity after it moved inland yesterday. […]
Hello everyone! While the threat from tropical storm Arthur is relatively minimal (click here for the latest forecast), the risk of widespread flash flooding from an upper level low unrelated […]
Hello everyone! The tropical/subtropical disturbance we’ve been watching develop over the past several days has nearly achieved tropical/subtropical depression status. This criteria will be met when surface observations and/or hurricane […]
Hello everyone! An atmospheric river event is taking shape over the Appalachian mountains this morning, and it will be responsible for some very heavy rain as it drifts slowly east […]
Hello everyone! Another outbreak of significant severe weather is in the forecast for parts of the Deep South tomorrow as low pressure develops in the Red River valley along the […]
Hello everyone! A powerful ocean storm is developing off the North Carolina coastline this morning. With strong “blocking” over SE Canada, this would usually mean that a powerful and impactful […]
Hello everyone! Today’s main weather story will be strong/severe thunderstorms expected to develop across parts of the Southeast. These storms will produce all available hazards including tornadoes, damaging winds, hail, […]
Hello everyone! This week will feature a continuation of the wet pattern that has been in place across the Southeast for the past 180+ days. While it’s not clear that […]
Hello everyone! A significant flash flooding event is expected across parts of the Southeast today as several rounds of thunderstorms develop along a nearly-stationary frontal boundary. While rainfall totals aren’t […]
