Sunday September 17 We are definitely in a pattern for the tropics. In fact a few patterns. Hurricane Jose is moving off of the coast and bringing strong waves to
Friday September 15 Jose is a tropical storm this morning and moving closer to the US east coast. Winds are down to 70 mph and currently a tropical storm. It
4 PM September 11 Tropical Storm Irma still has winds of 65 mph and is moving to the NW in Georgia away form the coast. A Flash Flood Emergency is
8:30 AM September 11 Tropical Storm Irma may have a better ring to it, but do not be lulled by the downgraded status. Winds have slowed to 70 mph, but
August 30 The 9th storm has been named in this 2017 Atlantic tropical season. It is another Cape Verde storm moving off of the coast of Africa, similar to how
Wednesday August 30 Tropical Storm Harvey made its second US landfall and third overall this morning. The winds were 45 mph as the center touched just west of Cameron Louisiana.
Tuesday August 29 The flooding from Harvey is still building in east Texas and the now tropical storm is poised to make another landfall on the border with Louisiana. But
Tuesday August 29 The chilly winds and steady rain today will hold our temperatures down in the 60s and will not feel anything like the end of August. Technically the
Monday August 28 The thin veil of clouds in the sky today are thanks to Tropical Storm Harvey way down off of the Texas coast. This water vapor satellite shows
Monday August 28 Tropical Storm Harvey has crawled itself back towards the coast and there is a second system east of Jacksonville that is expected to develop into Tropical Storm
