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Atlantic Becomes Hyperactive, Irma Still a Potentially Catastrophic Category 5 Hurricane

Good Evening!  The Atlantic has grown quite a bit from the past few months, from only being able to produce short-lived storms, to producing a record-shattering Category 5 and two more hurricanes simultaneously! The last time that there were three active hurricanes in the Atlantic was back in 2010. Depending on the timing of each […]

Hurricane Irma a Major Threat to the Southeast US, Cool Weather for the Northeast

Happy Wednesday! Some unsettled weather continues for the Northeast today. Then improving weather is likely for the rest of the week. But it will feel more likely early Autumn. Hurricane Irma will become a major threat to the Southeast US this weekend and early next week. More detailed analysis on Irma’s potential future is below. […]

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 […]

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