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Today in the tropics we are watching two possible cyclone formations. One being in the Atlantic off the coast of Africa and the other in the Pacific far off the southwestern coast of Mexico. The…
Read more of Possible Formation in the Atlantic Soon: Tropical Update – 06/17/23
Our quiet period may be coming to an end for now as the National Hurricane Center (NHC) designated a tropical wave off the coast of Africa for gradual development as well as a wave in…
Good morning and happy Wednesday. We are now about a month into the Atlantic hurricane season, so those who live near the Atlantic Ocean should start to keep an eye on the hurricane activity. Even…
The Tropics decided that hurricane season would start on time, and with it, Tropical Storm Arlene has formed in the Gulf. But, to our surprise, it’s moving away from us! Even though it’s reached Tropical…
Read more of Arlene is Heading Out to Sea – Weekend Forecast 6/3-6/4/23
Buckle up, friends, this weekend looks warm! Afternoon highs will top out around 90 each day through the weekend and into next week with a few chances for an isolated storm to help cool things…
Well that thing in the Gulf stopped moving east. The good news is that it still doesn’t look like much of a potential threat. From the NHC: 1. Northeastern Gulf of Mexico (AL91): Showers and…
It looks like Easter weekend will be nicer than we thought! The rain is clearing out this morning and we’ll have fairly cool and drier weather for the next few days. The stationary front is…
LEt me ask you guys a question – and if you want to answer, you can either comment below, or over on facebook – these forecast write-ups have been pretty short lately and I was…
During Hurricane Season, whenever there is a tropical system floating around, I get this question a lot: How do you know that it won’t come toward us? And it can be a pretty straight-forward answer.…
Read more of Wx Info: Why do hurricanes move in certain directions? (Video)
Here is a look , as of 730p. at Tropical Storm Ian. Don’t be surprised if you wake up tomorrow morning and it is a Hurricane. And perhaps even a strong Category 1 Hurricane, at…
