Author: Rob Lightbown
Southwestern Or Central Tropical Development Is Likely Later This Week: The southwestern and central Caribbean is going to be an area to really watch over the next week or so for the potential of tropical development. Current satellite imagery and more »
I’ll Be Watching The Caribbean For The Possibility Of Tropical Development Next Week: Even though the Caribbean is currently quiet with no areas of disturbed weather present, it looks possible that a low pressure could develop over the western half more »
Invest 93-L Located Over The Southwestern Gulf Of Mexico: Showers and thunderstorms associated with Invest 93-L in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico have increased a bit today. Still though, the chances of this disturbance becoming a tropical system remain low more »
Area Of Disturbed Weather Over The Bay Of Campeche: An area of disturbed weather has formed in the Bay of Campeche today. Satellite imagery indicates that there has been an increase in shower and thunderstorm activity and a small area more »
Tropical Storm Philippe: Philippe is in the first stages today of transitioning from a tropical storm into a storm that more resembles a Nor’Easter. Most of the shower and thunderstorm activity is occurring well to the east of the low-level more »
Tropical Storm Philippe: 11 am EDT/10 am CDT Statistics: Location: 25.6 North Latitude, 66.3 West Longitude or about 470 miles to the south of Bermuda. Maximum Winds: 50 mph. Minimum Central Pressure: 1005 Millibars or 29.68 Inches. Forward Movement: North more »
Tropical Storm Philippe: 5 am EDT/4 am CDT Statistics: Location: 20.5 North Latitude, 65.5 West Longitude or about 815 miles to the south of Bermuda. Maximum Winds: 45 mph. Minimum Central Pressure: 1004 Millibars or 29.65 Inches. Forward Movement: Northwest more »
Tropical Storm Philippe: 11 am EDT/10 am CDT Statistics: Location: 18.9 North Latitude, 63.9 West Longitude or about 80 miles to the east-northeast of St. Thomas. Maximum Winds: 45 mph. Minimum Central Pressure: 1004 Millibars or 29.65 Inches. Forward Movement: more »
Tropical Storm Philippe & Tropical Storm Rina: Tropical Storms Philippe and Rina are now attached to each other and it appears that they will interact with each other for several more days. What looks like will happen over the next more »
Tropical Storm Philippe & Tropical Storm Rina: Given the expected interaction between Tropical Storms Philippe and Rina, I’m going to lump them together. I wanted to start this by saying that the forecast tracks of both Philippe and Rina are more »