Entries by John Homenuk

Irma a powerful Category 5 Hurricane moving toward Caribbean

Hurricane Irma maintained immense strength and power per this evenings 8:00pm National Hurricane Center Advisory, with maximum sustained winds of 185mph. The Hurricane is in the upper echelon of Atlantic-based storms, packing the second highest sustained winds on record since the satellite era of hurricane observations began. Irma will continue on a west/northwest heading this […]

Midday Update: Harvey now a hurricane, major hurricane likely before landfall

Harvey has been strengthening this morning, with dropping pressure and increasing winds per the latest information from the hurricane hunter aircraft and dropsondes. In fact, a special 1:00pm EDT update has confirmed that Harvey has already strengthened into a hurricane, with winds of 80mph and a pressure down to 981mb. Based on latest satellite imagery, which […]

Cooler risks, Harvey concerns over the next week

A wonderful Tuesday morning to you, and thank you for joining us for our daily morning roundup. If you haven’t checked your email box for the latest details, we will (as always) lay them out in an understandable post-based format here. Today we’re jumping straight into discussion regarding the cooler risks in the weather pattern […]