Taking a look once again at the three major global forecast models, we are searching for some kind of trend or agreement. Hurricane Irma isRead More
Author: Michael Griffith
I have had a passion for the weather since a very young age and am a degreed meteorologist. I have a Bachelor of Science from Penn State University and a Master's from Plymouth State University. If you ever see me out and about in the Charlotte, NC or Fort Mill, SC area, be sure to say hi!
As of now, the GFS has Irma closely brushing the East Coast somewhere, namely the Outer Banks. This would only be an issue with wavesRead More
Hurricane Harvey devestated most of Eastern Texas over the last week. Now the remnants of it will be effecting our weather for the next coupleRead More
We are looking at below normal temperatures to start of September here in the East. At first, it will mainly be due to rain, howeverRead More
When looking at hurricanes in the medium-to-long range, we must see if there are any similarities between the models, as in agreement. If there isRead More
Irma went from a 70mph Tropical Storm to a Category 2 Hurricane in only 6 hours. Conditions are favorable for MUCH more development over theRead More
As if things couldn’t get any worse, Irma is looking very dangerous in the Atlantic. The storm is expected to become a hurricane by ThursdayRead More
The Canadian model currently has the idea of a tropical depression or tropical storm off the coast of NC/SC by Monday. This system would mostRead More
Looking into the first week of September, the GFS is showing another large-scale trough over the Eastern US and Mid-Atlantic around September 5th. This wouldRead More
The European model spins something up just off the coast of Africa by next Wednesday. There is no worries this far out, since the strengthRead More
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