Wednesday September 1 The morning began with a Tornado Watch, Severe Thunderstorm Warning, and Flood Warnings. That was before 5 AM and included the big cities. Today is going to
Tuesday Afternoon August 31 Ida is a Post Tropical Cyclone. It is no longer a hurricane or tropical storm. The core Low we refer to as the remnant Low or
Monday Evening August 30 The thunderstorms we had today were separate from the main event on the way. This is a focus on Depression Ida, which has been downgraded with
Monday Afternoon August 30 Tropical Storm Ida continues to weaken the central wind field, but a tremendous amount of rain is still on the way. Before getting to the
Monday August 30 2021 Ida has been downgraded to a Tropical Storm this morning. This remains on a path to weaken and curve our way Wednesday. This will bring the
Sunday August 29 Evening Update Hurricane Ida made landfall this morning near Port Fourchon in Louisiana at 12:55 PM EDT. Max winds were 145 mph at the time. The storm
Sunday August 29 Morning Update Hurricane Ida is doing what was expected, gaining strength and surpassing computer model guidance. This morning Hurricane Ida is a Category 4 storm with sustained
Saturday August 28: Update at 2 PM Hurricane Ida has sustained winds of 100 mph, making this a Category 2 storm. It is getting better organized and now displaying an
Thursday August 26 2021 Tropical Storm Ida was quickly named this afternoon as The National Hurricane Center identified the circulation of Low Pressure in the Caribbean. At first glance this
Tuesday August 24 2021 The remnants of Henri have moved east of the New England coastline, leaving behind a very humid air mass. The atmosphere will not have much mixing
