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First Of All Before I Get Into Today’s Update – I wanted to take a moment to say thank you to everyone that has congratulated me on the new job on the “outside world” that I started almost two weeks ago. All of your support has meant the world to me. I also want to […]

The strong low pressure system which has been sitting and spinning off of the Mid-Atlantic coastline this week & bringing gusty onshore winds, coastal flooding and beach erosion from the North Carolina Outer Banks through the Mid-Atlantic coastline to the south coast of New England is now classified as a sub-tropical storm & is named […]

Satellite imagery and weather data indicates that a strong non-tropical low pressure system is currently located offshore of the Mid-Atlantic coast near 36.7 North Latitude, 69.3 West Longitude at the time of this post. This storm system is designated Invest 93-L by the National Hurricane Center, but has yet to start transforming into a sub-tropical […]

Current weather analysis today indicates that there is a non-tropical low pressure system that’s located off of the North Carolina coast near 33 North Latitude, 70.5 West Longitude. This storm system is expected to linger off of the North Carolina and Mid-Atlantic coastline throughout a good part of this week & there is a chance […]

Weather analysis today reveals that an area of low pressure is developing offshore of the Mid-Atlantic coastline. It is expected that this low pressure will hang around near the Mid-Atlantic and North Carolina coastline for at least the next several days. The pressure gradient between this low pressure system and a big high pressure system […]

There are signals in the weather data that suggests a robust coastal storm could form off of the North Carolina coast by about the middle part of next week. This low pressure system looks to form along a stalled frontal boundary that’ll be positioned off of the US East Coast. Not only could we see […]