Reports from NOAA Hurricane Hunter aircraft indicate that Florence continues to rapidly strengthen and now has maximum sustained winds of 130 mph. The minimum central pressure has fallen to 946 millibars or 27.93 inches. 12 pm EDT/11 am CDT Statistics: … Continue reading →
Florence Is Expected To Strengthen Again To A Hurricane This Weekend; Florence Poses A Serious Threat As A Formidable, Major Hurricane To Parts Of The US East Coast, Particularly From Northeast Florida Northward Through The Carolinas & Mid-Atlantic States Between … Continue reading →
Beryl Has Become A Hurricane & Has The Potential To Bring Tropical Storm Conditions To The Central Lesser Antilles On Sunday Night; Invest 96-L Has The Potential To Become A Tropical Storm Near The North Carolina Coast Between Sunday & … Continue reading →
It Is Very Likely That Invest 90-L Will Become A Tropical Storm Either In The Northwestern Caribbean Later Today Or In The Southern Gulf Of Mexico On Saturday; This Tropical Storm Is Expected To Head For The Central US Gulf … Continue reading →
Invest 90-L Located Over The Northwestern Caribbean Is Expected To Move Northward To The Central Gulf Of Mexico Late This Week & This Weekend Where It Has The Potential To Become A Tropical Depression Or A Tropical Storm; This Tropical … Continue reading →
NOAA Extreme Weather Information Sheets were created to cover coastal regions of states and the two US territories that are particularly at risk from tropical storms and hurricanes. For ten years, we have provided NOAA Extreme Weather Information Sheets as … Continue reading →
Written by Rob Lightbown on May 19th, 2018 The Threat For Northwestern Caribbean Tropical Development Remains On The Table For The Middle To Late Parts Of Next Week: It still looks like we may see tropical development in the northwestern … Continue reading →
WX4NHC, the amateur station at the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida, will conduct its annual station test on Saturday, May 26, 2018 from 9AM-5 PM EDT (1300Z-2100Z). This year marks the station’s 38th year of public service at the … Continue reading →
I want to begin by saying, “Thank You” to everyone who monitored during the severe weather event on Sunday, 15 April 2018. We were able to submit and confirm several reports to the NWS officials. One of the biggest lessons … Continue reading →
It is for above normal activity for 2018. This will be refined as we get closer to the season and just before peak hurricane season. https://tropical.colostate.edu/media/sites/111/2018/04/2018-04.pdf The NOAA tropical cyclone forecast will be issued closer to hurricane season.
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