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Tropical Depression Five is now Tropical Storm Dorian. The storm continues to organize and strengthen east of the great & Lesser Antilles. Latest model data continues to show strengthening, but the model guidance is starting…
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The “Little Wave that Could” is now a Tropical Depression in the open Atlantic Ocean. The system is well away from the mainland of the United States and isn’t anticipated to impact the US during…
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Well, well, well… Here we are in early August looking toward the Autumn – the best time to be in South Mississippi. Football, lower humidity, cooler temperatures. All of the things that make dealing with…
Invest 96L continues to hold on to dear life. A lot like the guy who didn’t want to “go on the cart” in Monty Python, this thing is not quite dead yet. In fact, the…
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Good afternoon y’all! I’m your meteorologist Noah with the weekly forecast for the Pinebelt. I can without a doubt say this summer has had much more active weather than we had last year. We switched…
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Newly-minted Invest 96L out in the Atlantic is still a few days away from having an opportunity to get better organized, but there is some info within the models that may shed light on the…
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The National Hurricane Center increased the chance of development for the latest African Wave to 40-percent Tuesday night. From the NHC: Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 800 PM EDT Tue Jul…
Read more of NHC bumps new Wave to 40-percent chance of development
As the title says, things are getting more active in the Pacific and Atlantic basins. Let’s start in the Atlantic. In the Atlantic via GIPHY There are two areas of interest int he Atlantic. Invest…
There are two tropical systems in the Eastern Pacific, Erick and Flossie. Both pose a wave threat to the Hawaiian Islands. One, Flossie, has a higher potential for actually skirting the Big Island bringing rain…
The National Hurricane Center is now monitoring an area for potential tropical development. The wave is located near the Greater & Lesser Antilles. From the NHC Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL…
