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Weather analysis today reveals that the area to watch the next few days will be an area from the far eastern Pacific northward into the Bay of Campeche. Satellite imagery today shows that there is convection occurring across the Bay of Campeche. This convection is being caused by a surface trough of low pressure that […]

The Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf continues to be quiet today. This is due to a combination of very strong wind shear values and a blanket of dry air at the mid-levels of the atmosphere across much of the Atlantic Basin. Looking at satellite imagery today, it reveals a lack of any significant convection across much […]

Overall, no real changes to what I wrote on Monday. The Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf remains quiet today and it appears that any sort of tropical development will not be a concern throughout the rest of this week right through this weekend. Analysis reveals that very strong wind shear prevails across much of the Atlantic, […]

The Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf remains quiet today and it appears that any sort of tropical development will not be a concern throughout this week. The reason why it is quiet right now is due to an abundant amount of dust pushing across the Atlantic Basin, which is placing a cap on convection. Without any […]

All is quiet across the Atlantic, Caribbean and the Gulf today and it is very likely that things will remain quiet through this weekend. In fact, tropical development probably will not be a concern right through next week across the entire Atlantic Basin. One reason for the quietness across the Atlantic Basin are the very […]

Low Pressure Will Bring Locally Heavy Rainfall From The Florida Peninsula Northward To The Coastal Carolinas The Next Couple Of Days: Satellite imagery and weather analysis indicates that a surface trough of low pressure currently extends across the Florida Peninsula. This trough is producing shower and thunderstorm activity across parts of South Florida, the northern […]