Category: Hurricane Season

Tropical Depression 3 is currently sitting of the Carolina Coasts and will continue to do so until late Saturday. This depression could then strengthen aRead More

Even with the dust from the Sahara Desert over the Atlantic and even into the Gulf of Mexico, we have a couple of tropical systemsRead More

As hurricane season is well underway, the month of July is up next and presents possibilities for the formation of tropical storms and hurricanes. WhileRead More

A tropical disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico will likely bring heavy rains to the Texas coast. Currently this disturbance is located over the westernRead More

Hurricane season is well underway, and we are seeing signs of an “open Gulf” where moisture and disturbances freely move out of the Gulf andRead More

As we embark on the hurricane season of 2018, it is already off to an active start. We just had subtropical storm Alberto over MemorialRead More

Alberto is headed for the Gulf Coast tonight, most likely making landfall along the Florida Panhandle. I don’t think Pensacola is completely out of theRead More

Alberto is the first storm of the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane season and is currently a subtropical storm with sustained winds of 50mph. Alberto has beenRead More

Alberto will likely intensify over the next 24 hours. He could make it to category 1 hurricane just before making landfall, especially if he slowsRead More