Much fuss has been made over the past several months in regards to the development of La Nina this year, coming on the heels of one of the strongest El Nino’s on record. There is a propensity for these things to occur, after all, and a significant cooling of Nino-region pacific temperatures led many to […]
The remnants of Hermine are still hanging around, off the coast of New Jersey and south of Long Island this afternoon. The system, in fact, has drifted farther south today than it has been all week — much to the ire of meteorologists and forecasters up and down the East Coast. Nevertheless, the storm will […]
Tropical Storm Hermine, is reemerging over the open waters off the Mid Atlantic coast today. The storm is expected to re-strengthen before turning more north and west, closer to the coasts of New Jersey and New York. A prolonged period of onshore winds and heavy rain is expected resulting in the potential for coastal flooding, […]
Hurricane Hermine strengthened in the Gulf of Mexico this evening, and continues to strengthen as it approaches the Florida Panhandle. Impressive satellite and radar imagery showed bursts of convection around the developing eye-wall of the storm, moving northeastward. Hermine is expected to make landfall along the Florida Panhandle before moving northeastward into the Southeast US. […]