Tropical development will be possible across the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico this weekend through next week. An area of disturbed weather developed over the northeast Gulf of Mexico yesterday in association with a trough of low pressure. A surface low…
Tropical development will be possible across the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico by late this weekend or early next week. An area of showers and thunderstorms has developed over the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico in association with a trough of low…
Good early morning everyone, for the past couple of days, even as Hurricane Earl has been the main focus of forecasters and meteorologists across the Atlantic Basin, the models have been shifting attention to the potential for a new tropical…
The National Hurricane Center has upgraded Tropical Storm Earl to officially Hurricane EARL, with wind speeds at around 75 miles per hour. Earl is forecast to move east through Central America and then move into Mexico classified as a Tropical…
Earl continues to spin in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean near Honduras at this time. Current wind speeds are around 70 miles per hour so only 4 mph away from actually turning into Hurricane EARL, which could happen as early…
Tropical storm Earl is located in the Northwestern Caribbean just North of Honduras this morning at 16.0°N and 83.1°W. Earl is still a tropical storm, albeit a strong one, with a pressure of 989mb and winds of 65mph. Earl is…
Here is the projected wind strength for Tropical Storm Earl as it moves towards the Mexican coast line. Current wind speeds are at or around 45 miles per hour. This storm is projected to move off to the west and…
Good morning everyone, after days of watching Invest 97L spin across the Atlantic Ocean and into the Caribbean Sea, the tropical wave has finally gained all attributes of a tropical storm and thus has been designated Tropical Storm Earl. Tropical…
Invest 97-l is still located over the Eastern Caribbean this morning just South of Hispaniola. 97-l presently has winds of 40pmh and a minimum central pressure of 1007 millibars. Overall 97-l has become significantly better organized since yesterday. It now…
97-l moved into the Eastern Caribbean Sea this afternoon and is now located at 14.8 degrees north and 64.8 degrees west. The pressure remains at 1010 millibars, maximum sustained winds are 30mph, and movement is west. The National Hurricane Center…