Category: Hurricane Intensit

The Odd Atlantic Hurricane Season of 2022

Despite La Niña Conditions Hanging on, the 2022 Season Has Been Unusually Quiet It has been eight days since the

Agatha Emerges in EPAC

Satellite image of Hurricane Agatha in the Eastern Pacific near the Southern Mexico coast. Agatha is the first named storm and hurricane of 2022. Image courtesy of NOAA.

Storm Facts

Measuring Tropical Activity

The Comparison of the 2020 and 2005 Seasons Raises the Question: How Do You Quantify Tropical Activity? As we have

Storm Footage

Tropical Storm Isaias Impact on New Jersey

Second Named Storm to Impact Garden State in 2020 For the second time during this 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season, a

Storm History

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

Commentary

Hurricane Dorian—More Thoughts

On this early Tuesday afternoon, Dorian has basically grinded to a halt in its forward motion while its winds have

Storm Facts

Florence Becoming a Growing Concern for Mid-Atlantic

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

Model Forecasts

Watches Issued for North Carolina Coast for Maria

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

GWC News

Maria Lashes Northern Portion of Dominican Republic

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