We continue to monitor Invest 99-L, tracking west to west-northwest over the Tropical Atlantic, and Tropical Storm Ernesto in the North-Central Atlantic. Invest 99-L: Overall, 99-L continues to be disorganized. Convective (shower/thunderstorm) activity has become less robust since yesterday. There also…
A tropical wave in located in the East Atlantic has been tagged invest 99-L. Satellite images show that invest 99-L currently has a decent amount of convective (shower/thunderstorm) activity. Though, the latest 850 millibar (mb) vorticity chart (see figure 2)…
Subtropical Depression Five has formed over the North-Central Atlantic Ocean from a non-tropical area of low pressure, in a very similar location as Debby just last weel. Genesis was also very similar to Debby’s genesis. Track: Subtropical Depression Five is currently…
An area of disturbed weather located in the far East Atlantic, approximately midway between Africa and the Lesser Antilles, has some potential to develop over the next few days as it tracks to the west. Environmental conditions are not all…
A non-tropical area of low pressure (Invest 97-l) that the National Hurricane Center has been monitoring over the North Atlantic for the past few has managed to develop into a subtropical cyclone, and is now Subtropical Storm (STS) Debby. Intensity…
Another change to the upper-level pattern change is on the way. Mid to late week next week, a cut-off low is likely going to develop over the Southern Plains. This should lead to increased/above average precipitation — particularly for Texas…
Some strong/severe storms will be possible from Southeast Texas to Alabama through this evening along and ahead of a front. The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted a “marginal” risk area. A few organized clusters/complexes, such as the once currently impacting…
The pattern change we discussed in our previous post settles in next week. A trough is going to dig into the Central part of the country this weekend, sending a front across the Southern tier of the country. Early next…
Tired of the oppressive heat? If so, we have some good news: a change in the upper-level pattern should result in cooler temperatures for much of the Gulf Coast Region is in sight. As we close out July and enter…
Scattered to numerous “pop up” thunderstorms are going to develop across South Louisiana along a weak, stationary cold front this afternoon. Some could become strong to severe. The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted a “slight” risk area as well as…