TWO NAMED SYSTEMS POSSIBLE IN GULF NEXT WEEK Two tropical depressions, Thirteen east of the Lesser Antilles, and Fourteen near the coast of Central AmericaRead 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!
We have two tropical disturbances in the Atlantic basin that have a high chance to develop into named storms Laura and Marco by the endRead More
Sinking air across the Atlantic basin couldn’t stop tropical storms like Josephine and Kyle from forming over the past five days, but conditions now appearRead More
Conditions in the Atlantic aren’t currently favorable for hurricane development, but we do have three features in the eastern Atlantic that catch our eye. TheRead More
VERY ACTIVE MONTHS AHEAD After a record start to the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season, we get to catch our breath as activity is expected toRead More
Daily Forecast for Thursday: Unsettled & Stormy Every location in the Carolinas has at least a 30% of seeing some thundershower activity on Thursday. ThisRead More
Heavy Rains in the Aftermath of Hurricane Isaias The data has been analyzed from our recent run in with Hurricane Isaias. As you can seeRead More
Hurricane Isaias was recently upgraded as Hurricane Hunter aircraft reached the center on its last reconaissance mission Monday evening, finding winds had topped 75 mphRead More
Isaias is currently a tropical storm as of 1:59 pm Monday, however he may be upgraded to a category 1 hurricane with the 2pm advisory.Read More
Tropical Storm Isaias has shown some signs of coming back to life this afternoon as the center of circulation remains off the East Coast ofRead More
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