Category: Storm History

Storm Facts

Tracking the Tropics—September 2, 2019

Labor Day 2019 is a day that history repeated itself in the Atlantic Tropics. Actually it was on Sunday, but

Jersey Shore to Begin Feeling the Effects from Cat 4 Storm Over Next Couple Days The clouds, rain, and wind

Storm Still at Category Two Strength; Pressure down to 941 Millibars The 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season continues to chug along,

Storm Preparation

Storm Re-Strengthens to Have Winds of 125 MPH: Still Potential Problem for East Coast After pounding Dominica, St. Croix in

Storm Track

While Jose meandered its way up the Eastern Seaboard this week, and created rough surf and dangerous rip currents along

Model Forecasts

Storm Continues to Be a Minimal Hurricane Offshore in Mid-Atlantic Sorry for the lack of posts to the blog over

Hurricane Intensit

Historic and Powerful Storm Covered Entire Sunshine State with Rough Weather To begin my blog post this evening, I will

Commentary

Historic and Powerful Storm Covered Entire Sunshine State with Rough Weather To begin my blog post this evening, I will

Storm Track

Category Four Storm Makes Landfall in Florida Keys Water vapor satellite imagery depicts Hurricane Irma, which is still a powerful

Storm Track

Infrared satellite imagery depicts Hurricane Irma, which is still a powerful and large Category Three storm as it moves away