Author: Rob Lightbown
Summary: Scattered severe thunderstorms are going to be a possibility across southeastern Texas and southwestern Louisiana during the day on Thursday. A couple of tornadoes will be a possibility with the severe weather. Details: The development of a few supercells more »
Summary: Severe weather looks likely from Monday afternoon into Monday night from East Texas into the lower Mississippi Valley and parts of the Southeastern United States. The area of most concern looks to be from central and northern Louisiana into more »
Potential Tropical Cyclone #22: Satellite imagery today reveals that PTC #22 is quite disorganized and it seems quite possible that it will never organize enough to be considered a tropical storm. Strong southwesterly wind shear and dry air at the more »
Invest 98-L Located Over The West-Central Caribbean: An area of disturbed weather, designated Invest 98-L by the National Hurricane Center, seems to be getting better organized today. Satellite imagery shows an increase in convection on the eastern side of this more »
Western Caribbean Tropical Development Possible Later This Week: All indications seem to point towards the potential of a broad area of low pressure forming initially over the southwestern Caribbean by about Wednesday or Thursday. This low pressure system is expected more »
The area around the western Caribbean may be a spot to watch closely for possible tropical development towards the very end of next week and next weekend. Indications seem to point towards the possible development of a low pressure system more »
Even though the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season hasn’t officially ended yet and it looks like we may see another decent shot at tropical development late next week or next weekend in the western Caribbean, I wanted to go over what more »
All is quiet across the Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico at the present moment. It should be noted that today is the first day since June 12th that both the Atlantic Basin and the Eastern Pacific Basin have been more »
Invest 97-L Located Over The Western Caribbean Sea: Invest 97-L continues to produce a large area of shower and thunderstorm activity across much of the western Caribbean. This convection is quite disorganized and is not showing any signs of development. more »
Invest 97-L Located Over The Central Caribbean Sea: Invest 97-L is quite disorganized today and all indications are that it will likely not strengthen substantially before it moves into Central America this weekend. Instead, it appears that Invest 97-L will more »