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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…
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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…
I’m posting this update pretty late. It is almost 1:00 AM as I write this, so enjoy this scientific stream-of-barely-consciousness… The National Hurricane Center has increased the chances of development in the Gulf to 10-percent…
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The National Hurricane Center is now keeping tabs on a wide area in the northern Gulf of Mexico for possible development during the next five days. The area is where a cold front is set…
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Looking over some of the latest model data for newly-minted Invest 94L shows a disorganized area of convection with no real signs of intense deepening or monumental organization in the coming days. The National Hurricane…
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Storms continue to train over the same areas in Louisiana and South Mississippi and the WPC is started to get concerned about flash flooding across parts of the Pine Belt and the Parishes of Louisiana.…
I mean, does anyone ever really want to get off the water and go back on land? It is so nice in the Gulf! Warm water. Open spaces. Can you blame Barry for moseying around…
Read more of 7/13/19 9AM Update: Barry continues crawling toward Louisiana
From the National Hurricane Center SUMMARY OF 100 AM CDT…0600 UTC…INFORMATION ———————————————- LOCATION…28.7N 91.1W ABOUT 70 MI…110 KM S OF MORGAN CITY LOUISIANA ABOUT 125 MI…200 KM WSW OF THE MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER…
