An interesting read from Dr. Jeff Masters yesterday; http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/comment.html?entrynum=2505 It looks like we will have a quiet holiday weekend. We will be reaching the climatological peak of hurricane season in the next two weeks, so we should start seeing waves that actually develop soon… Have a safe and happy holiday~
Well, you would be correct! Year to date in 2013, there have been 16,138 storm reports. Although this may seem like a significant number, it is only 65% of the previous 5 year average of 24, 561 reports for the same reporting period (Jan-Aug). Interesting Tidbits from the last 5 years of reports; June 2008…
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TS Fernand formed off the coast of Mexico late yesterday and dude is already a weakening tropical depression. Not to worry, as the waves will be rolling off the African coast regularly for the next few weeks due to the African Monsoon. While the pesky SAL is still lingering, we should see a reduction over…
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Let’s try this again… the publish and preview buttons are eeerily similar 🙂 Video taken by one of our awesome home office staff on her way home from work last yesterday… Also, the large Mothra type creature that flew into her kitchen last night… Happy Friday!
As we all know, many parts of the Western U.S. have been suffering from devastating wildfires this summer. The lives of 30 brave firefighters have been lost as well as over 950 homes and 30 commercial buildings. At present there are 48 large, active fires and over 1 billion has been spent thus far in…
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92 has blown over the Yucatan and is now spinning in the Gulf. The weekend will offer good conditions for strengthening, so it is likely we will see our 6th named storm by early next week. Erin? Meh, not much to discuss there. Downgraded to a depression, the system is struggling and could dissipate completely…
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In the Western Caribbean we have 92L, which is disorganized at present, but low wind shear should allow further development in the near term. The NHC is giving a 50% chance of developing by Friday and 60% by Monday. The GFS model is predicting 92 will make landfall as a weak tropical storm on Saturday,…
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And of course, tons of mud… A year after the devastating fires in Waldo Canyon, residents are wading through the mud and crud caused by recent flash flooding. Heavy rains fell over the burn scar area creating rivers of mud, debris and general nastiness. Officials and citizens have been fearing this scenario for many months,…
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A little bit of something for everyone, no? Hail season is definitely, NOT OVER friends. Just last night a mega hail storm blew through Minneapolis, and over the weekend we had some wicked hail in our home state of Colorado. Today and tomorrow will bring the threat of large hail and damaging winds to the…
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