April 8 2021 Researchers at Colorado State University have come out with their forecast for the Atlantic Hurricane Season, and it should be busy again. Dr. William Gray pioneered long
The Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea make up the entire Atlantic Basin for meteorological purposes. The official start of the Hurricane (tropical) season is on June 1 each year, ends
Sunday September 9 2018 Hurricane Florence is getting stronger. The latest update has winds of 85 mph, but it is a small storm with hurricane force winds only 25 miles
August 29 2018 We are now in the prime time period for tropical storms and hurricanes in the Atlantic basin, yet all is quiet. The latest satellite view shows a
Thursday October 12 Hurricane Ophelia is in the open water of the central Atlantic where storms don't normally get attention. Especially in the month of October, when a storm like
May 25 2017 - The Atlantic begins on June 1 and ends November 30. This year has been a little unusual with the first storm, Arlene, named in April. That
Friday April 21 - Yesterday The National Hurricane Center named the first tropical storm of the season in the north Atlantic. Arlene was never any threat to land and while
Tuesday August 30 - We have a few more very warm days ahead of us just as the discussion of the impact on schools heats up in Maryland. Governor Hogan
Monday August 29 - There are two tropical systems that are not named yet, but both have a chance to develop. One off of the east coast, and the other
Wednesday Aug 3 - You may have noticed the drop in humidity and temperature this morning. We are just getting the influence of High Pressure to our north and a
