WHERE HURRICANES, TORNADOES, LIGHTNING, BLIZZARDS, AND FLOODS ARE NO MATCH!
New Tropical system is born, while existing one makes landfall.
September 29th, 2008 at 6:35am EDT
Just this morning as of the 5am update, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) has issued its first advisory on newly named Subtropical Storm Laura. The NHC also indicated that it is still possible for Laura to become a Tropical Storm. [...]
Mon, September 29 2008 » Hurricanes 2008 » No Comments
North and South Carolina need to be on the lookout
September 24th, 2008 at 1:06pm EDT
A new area of interest (94L) is set to make tropical status soon. This was a quickly developed area of showers and sitting in the warm Gulf Stream waters has help intensify parts of it to Tropical Storm Strength already. [...]
Wed, September 24 2008 » Hurricanes 2008 » No Comments
AMS Blogging the Weather Meeting
September 23rd, 2008 at 8:43pm EDT
Getting some interesting information about blogging the weather from some of the larger blog sources like USA Today’s “The Weather Guys”, WeatherBug, and “Capital Weather Gang” from the Washington Post. While this blog is not meant to match the size and scope of those groups, [...]
Tue, September 23 2008 » DC area weather, Hurricanes 2008 » No Comments
Invest 93L trying to become official tropical system…and be named Kyle.
September 22nd, 2008 at 1:48pm
As shown above, the models are projecting this system to most likely follow the normal track for this time of year. The real question right now is on intensity. NHC home page as indicated this system of thunderstorms is [...]
Mon, September 22 2008 » Hurricanes 2008 » No Comments
No tropical development from new area of interest…93L looking better
September 20th, 2008 at 12:55pm EDT
The newer system that has been given some attention in the southwestern Caribbean Sea doesn’t look like it will reach tropical status….or be named before the system is on shore and weakens. However, this will mean heavy rains for areas [...]
Sat, September 20 2008 » Hurricanes 2008 » No Comments