Basic summertime for us means each day will be hot (90+) & humid (dew points70+) with spotty (30-50% coverage) T-Storms.  If we have an upper level high build over us, T-Storm coverage will decrease to 10-20% or less with highs soaring...

 I saw a graphic on The Weather Channel (TWC) that said the average date for the first named storm in the Atlantic/Gulf/Caribbean Basin is June 20th.  From what I'm seeing, that won't happen this year as the Saharan Dust Layer (SAL) remains...

I was watching Zack Fradella this morning and he had an interesting graphic comparing last year's hurricane season to this year.  2024 saw 3 early named storms and then we went quiet for two months, including most of August.  But then it we...

It's almost funny to see these models flip-flop in the 10-14 day time frame. The GFS is notoriously wrong beyond 10 days and keeps trying to form storms hither, yither & yond.  Stop believing in that nonsense.  I don't see anything deve...

 Yesterday NHC only gave a 10% chance for development along the Carolina coast for later this week.  This morning they dropped those chances to zero even though we still have a large area of disturbed weather/storms from the western Caribbe...