Author: Rob Lightbown
Summary: Buckle up as it looks like it’s going to be an extraordinarily active hurricane season in terms of both number of storms and also in the amount of potential impacts across the Caribbean and along the US Coastline (especially more »
The European seasonal forecast update was released today and it continues to point towards a hyperactive hurricane season. This month’s update only goes out through September, but even that the model is forecasting 17 named storms and 9 hurricanes through more »
It looks like a fairly robust severe weather event will unfold this coming Thursday night and especially on Friday from central and east Texas through Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama as a strong upper level trough pushes through the southern United more »
We are now about 120 days away from the official start of the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season (although my regular tropical weather updates will begin to be sent out on about May 1) and I wanted to go over the more »
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An Arctic cold front is expected to reach the central Gulf Coast by tonight bringing some well below freezing temperatures as far south as southeast Texas through the northern Gulf Coast. A return flow of Gulf of Mexico air will more »
Thursday Night: It looks like severe weather will make a return to the Gulf Coast by Thursday night as an intense low pressure system tracks towards the Mississippi Valley. Thunderstorms are expected to develop across the eastern Plains States during more »
A strong storm system is expected to push across the United States over the next 2 to 3 days bringing blizzard conditions across parts of the Plains States and severe weather across the southern United States. First For The Winter more »
Much of next week looks quite active across the southern United States and particularly along the Gulf Coast into the Florida Peninsula. First up is the potential for a multi-day severe weather event that starts on Monday afternoon and Monday more »
For The Rest Of Today: The area of weather issues during the rest of today will be across a large part of California where rain can be expected. The highest risk for flooding will be across the Los Angeles Basin, more »