Category: Model Forecasts

Lee Remains a Major Hurricane

Satellite imager of Hurricane Lee in the Western Atlantic. Lee remains a major hurricane despite being in a weakening phase.

Storm Track

Mid-Atlantic Has a Watchful Eye on Fiona

Powerful Mid to Late Week Storm System Should Keep Hurricane Away from East Coast Late Sunday morning, the sixth named

Storm Safety

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 Track

Some Thoughts on Hurricane Dorian

Monster Storm Slamming the Northwest Bahamas Over the past couple weeks, I’ve been monitoring Facebook and Twitter posts, and one

Storm Preparation

Atlantic Tropics Heating Up

2nd Named Storm and 3rd Depression Emerge The Atlantic Hurricane Season is a little more than a month old, and

Storm Safety

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,

Tracking the Tropi

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

Storm Warning

Hurricane Maria Slams Puerto Rico After Becoming Strongest Storm of 2017

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

Storm Preparation

Hurricane Jose Moving Towards Long Island and New England

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

Storm Aftermath

Hurricane Irma Batters All of Florida

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