A surface trough just east of the Bahamas has been designated Invest 94L by the National Hurricane Center (NHC). Low chance of development Wind shear is generally low. However, there is quite a bit of dry air present at the…
Barry is now well inland, centered over northwest Louisiana (see figure 1). As of the 7 AM CDT advisory, maximum sustained winds were down to 45 MPH. Impacts continue into tomorrow Several large rain bands are rotating across eastern Louisiana…
Barry has made landfall near Intracoastal City, Louisiana according to the National Hurricane Center. As of the 1 PM CDT advisory, Barry is now weakening having moved inland, and is once again a tropical storm with maximum sustained winds of…
Barry is now a category 1 hurricane. As of the 10 AM CDT advisory, maximum sustained winds were estimated to be 75 MPH, with a pressure of 993 millibars. Movement was to the northwest at 6 MPH. The upgrade was…
Tropical Storm Barry got stronger overnight. As of the 7 AM CDT advisory, maximum sustained winds were up to 70 MPH, with a minimum central pressure of 991 millibars. The turn to the northwest has finally occurred. Based on satellite,…
While the disheveled, lopsided appearance might suggest otherwise, Barry strengthen today. As of the 7 PM CDT advisory, Barry had maximum sustained winds of 65 MPH and a minimum central pressure of 993 millibars. Movement was to the west-northwest at…
Potential Tropical Cyclone Two was upgraded to Tropical Storm Barry yesterday morning. Barry had strengthened to a 50 MPH tropical storm by the 10 PM CDT advisory last night. Intensity has held steady since. As of the 7 AM CDT…
Potential Tropical Cyclone (PTC) Two is likely to become a tropical depression later today, and attain the name “Barry” by tomorrow. Analysis A reconnaissance aircraft this morning found a minimum central pressure of 1003 millibars, indicating that PTC Two has…
It is almost certain that 92L will become “Barry” later today or tomorrow. Latest from the National Hurricane Center The chance of development is now up to 90 percent for both the next 2 days and 5 days. In their…
Invest 92L has moved offshore, and is now located in the northeast Gulf of Mexico. Latest from the National Hurricane Center Per the 2 PM EDT Tropical Weather Outlook, Invest 92L now has a high chance – 70 percent –…