Category: Atlantic
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Wind Shear is a B*… just saying.
In the 10 pm, Aug. 23rd data released by NOAA, it appears that Marco is getting his head ripped off by wind shear. Currently about 30 kts, the shear is supposed to increase to about 40 knots and in 48 hours Marco will be completely torn to shreds. Now, for a good night sleep and…
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Marco and Laura – Interactive Maps
Welcome to 2020’s hurricane season. I’ve got not much to report except one bit of advice: Stay aware and prepared. Two storms will be hitting us within 24 hours of one another. Marco could be a strong cat 1 and Laura could be aspiring to be a cat 3 storm. Three or more days we…
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July 30, 2020, 10 am TS Isaias En Route to Cuba, Eastern Seaboard
Stats: Wind Speed: 58 mph, Gust: 69 mph, Pressure: 1003 mb, Ground Speed: 20 mph, Heading: NW 310 °.
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Cristobal, June 7th, Landfall Imminent
The projected path of the storm has changed very little over the last 24 hours, and landfall at Dulac/Cocodrie is imminent. By the time you read this, Cristobal could be on land. With the forward movement of the storm, the storm surge will not be as severe as it could be, but areas outside levy…
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Cristobal 2020, Sat. June 6, Morning, Projected Path
Please, forgive the rudimentary nature of the tracking map, I’m trying something new. Looks like Cristobal is going to be paying us a visit. Landfall is projected to be at Cocodrie, LA, about 11 am, Sunday, June 7, 2020, with winds of 60 mph. FORECAST POSITIONS AND MAX WINDSINIT 06/0900Z 23.8N 90.2W 40 KT 45…