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We’re getting to that time of year. It is probable, if you haven’t already, that you will soon see several posts or videos showing images of a reputable model forecasting a major hurricane strike somewhere…
Read more of 08/05/25 Tropical Outlook – Long Range Model Madness
There are currently no areas of interest in either the Atlantic Ocean or West Pacific Ocean for the next 7 days. A layer of solid wind shear will finally put the “hurricane factory” south and…
Tropical Storm Chantal has churned up the East Coast. It made landfall in northeastern South Carolina as a tropical storm, before dropping extremely heavy rainfall in the Piedmont region of North Carolina, with some CoCoRaHS…
The area of interest to the south of Mexico is slowly but surely organizing. It is in an area of low shear, high humidity, warm ocean waters, and converging winds. It seems on track to…
Read more of 06/27/25 Tropical Outlook – Invest 95E Likely to Form Into Storm This Weekend
While summer technically doesn’t start for another 17 days, us meteorologists have coined a term called “meteorological summer”, which if you ask me is a lot easier to keep track of. Meteorological summer is merely…
All is still quiet in the Atlantic so far; however, the Eastern Pacific has been seeing some steady activity. Besides the quick Tropical Storm Colin that seemingly was gone soon after it officially formed, the…
It is the time of year again where two-week-from-now hurricane forecasts start to be a weekly occurrence. On Facebook and Twitter, the “Super Weather Action Radar 7000 Alerts Central” accounts usually post things like… EARLY…
Read more of Weather Alarmists on social media may be less profitable after NOAA upgrade
The picture on the article might be a little exaggerated, but I know that is how a lot of people feel. A lot of times, I try to give everyone advanced warning when adverse weather…
