The Atlantic is currently very active in terms of tropical activity, with 5 different systems to keep tabs on: Tropical Storm Humberto, a new disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico, and three tropical waves. Humberto Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine became…
Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine (PTC 9) is still lacking a well-defined center of circulation this morning. 8 AM EDT advisory info As of 8 AM EDT, PTC 9 had maximum sustained winds of 30 mph, a pressure of 1009 millibars,…
Invest 95L has been upgraded to Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine (PTC 9). The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is forecasting PTC 9 to become a tropical depression tomorrow, and Tropical Storm Humberto by tomorrow night PTC 9 is forecast to make…
The National Hurricane Center will be upgrading Invest 95L to Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine at 5 PM EDT.
Surface pressures are falling in association with Invest 95L, suggesting the system is becoming better organized. Chance of development Wind shear is still hampering significant development, but not completely hindering organization. Given the rate of organization, and the fact that…
It is increasingly likely that Invest 95L is going to develop and impact parts of the Gulf Coast this weekend/early next week. Chance of development Wind shear is still impacting 95L, and significant development is unlikely over the next day…
The trough of low pressure located north of the Greater Antilles has been tagged Invest 95L. Forecast for 95L Wind shear should keep a lid on development for the next 2 – 3 days. However, once in the Gulf of…
We continue to monitor possible development in the Gulf of Mexico, as well as Invest 94L. There is also a new tropical wave to keep an eye on. Invest 94L At this point, it is looking like 94L probably amount…
There are currently three different systems to watch in the Atlantic: Tropical Storm Gabrielle, an invest (94L), and a trough of low pressure northeast of the Lesser Antilles. Gabrielle Formation of Gabrielle last week near the Cabo Verde Islands was…
With Dorian now moving away from the U.S., it is time to shift our attention back to the far east Atlantic, where we now have Invest 94L. Invest 94L has a high (70 percent) chance of becoming a tropical cyclone…