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It’s Going To Be A Sleepy Time Across The Atlantic As We End August & Start September

Wednesday, August 27, 2025 1:04 pm

Tropical Storm Fernand: Fernand seems to be trying to strengthen today as satellite data reveals that the storm has maximum winds of 50 mph. This burst of strengthening looks to not last much longer as it will be moving into progressively colder ocean waters over the next couple of days. This means that Fernand will […]

This Week – Fernand Heads Out Into The Open Atlantic & Invest 99-L Stays Very Weak & Heads Westward Across The Caribbean; Next Week – Some Sort Of Hybrid Coastal Storm May Affect The East Coast Of The US Early Next Week; The Rest Of The Atlantic Will Go To Sleep For A While

Monday, August 25, 2025 10:42 am

Tropical Storm Fernand: There’s not much to say about Tropical Storm Fernand, except that it is headed out into the open Atlantic and likely doesn’t have much longer until it begins to weaken. Fernand is headed on a north-northeasterly track today and is likely to turn more to the northeast and east-northeast over the next […]

Invest 90-L Will Become Tropical Storm Fernand As It Passes To The East Of Bermuda Over The Next Couple Of Days; Invest 99-L Will Head Into The Caribbean & Is Expected To Affect The Windward Islands Late Sunday Into Monday

Saturday, August 23, 2025 12:01 pm

Invest 90-L Located About 500 Miles To The South-Southeast Of Bermuda: Satellite imagery today indicated that Invest 90-L has become more organized with concentated thunderstorm activity noted. Satellite wind data also indicates that Invest 90-L has winds of up to gale-force associated with it & it seems the low-level circulation is a little stretched out. […]

Erin Races Out Into The Open Atlantic While Invest 90-L Turns To The Northwest & North & Passes Just East Of Bermuda On Monday; Invest 99-L Heading Westward Will Affect The Windward Islands On Monday

Friday, August 22, 2025 1:04 pm

Hurricane Erin: Erin is making its transformation from a hurricane to a large and powerful non-tropical storm system. I expect that this transformation will be complete by tonight. Erin is also now heading into the open Atlantic and will continue to pass well south of Nova Scotia this afternoon and will then pass well south […]

Erin Continues To Produce Coastal Flooding Along The North Carolina & Mid-Atlantic Coasts & Will Also Continue To Produce Large Waves, Very Rough Surf & Extremely Dangerous Rip Currents At Most US East Coast Beaches

Thursday, August 21, 2025 12:10 pm

Hurricane Erin: Erin is a very large hurricane with its tropical storm force winds extending out almost 500 miles across. Latest reconnaissance aircraft are reporting that Erin has weakened a bit and is now about a 100 mph hurricane and the hurricane is now heading in a northeasterly direction away from the East Coast of […]

Erin Will Pass Offshore Of The East Coast Of The United States, But Will Still Bring Tropical Storm Conditions To The North Carolina Outer Banks Through Thursday

Wednesday, August 20, 2025 12:53 pm

Hurricane Erin: Reports from reconnaissance aircraft and satellite imagery reveals that Erin is once again strengthening today. Erin, at the time of this writing, has maximum winds of around 110 mph with a central barometric pressure of 942 millibars. A look at satellite imagery reveals that the hurricane has become much better organized as compared […]

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