It is almost certain that 92L will become “Barry” later today or tomorrow. Latest from the National Hurricane Center The chance of development is now up to 90 percent for both the next 2 days and 5 days. In their…
Invest 92L has moved offshore, and is now located in the northeast Gulf of Mexico. Latest from the National Hurricane Center Per the 2 PM EDT Tropical Weather Outlook, Invest 92L now has a high chance – 70 percent –…
Invest 92L is located over northern Florida this morning, and will drop down into the Gulf later today or tonight. Development is highly likely. Latest from the National Hurricane Center There is now a 50 percent (medium) chance of development…
The disturbance over Georgia now was designated Invest 92L by the National Hurricane Center this morning. 92L has an 80 percent chance of developing over the next 5 days as of the 2 PM EDT Tropical Weather Outlook. Here is…
The disturbance we have been tracking, now located in the Southeast U.S. (see figure 1), has a high chance of developing in the northern Gulf later this week. Latest from the National Hurricane Center Here is the latest from the…
The potential for tropical development in the northeast Gulf of Mexico next week is increasing. Latest from the National Hurricane Center Here is the latest from from the NHC as of their 2 PM EDT Tropical Weather Outlook: A trough…
Tropical development is a possibility in the Gulf of Mexico next week. Looking at the latest model guidance The GFS is still predicting development, showing a tropical storm developing in the northeast Gulf by Thursday in its 00z run. Meanwhile,…
The Atlantic Basin is quiet in terms of tropical activity on this Independence Day. However, change could be in store next week. Both the GFS and ECMWF are hinting at possible tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico mid to…
Active weather is going to return to parts of the Gulf Coast early next week. Formation of a surface low in the Southern Plains is likely Sunday night. Current thinking is then for a strong surface high building into the…
Tropical Storm Barbara has formed in the Eastern Pacific. Barbara is forecast to become a category 2 hurricane. However, it is possible Barbara could become a major hurricane (category 3 or greater). There is no immediate threat to land. Interests…