Record Breaking Cold in the South and Lake Effect Snow in the Great Lakes
People across the United States are preparing for the upcoming winter season. Some areas, especially in the north and at higher elevations, have already experienced their first snowfall of the season. Many areas across the eastern United States will experience what is likely the coldest weather of the year so far, as a low-pressure system … Continue reading Record Breaking Cold in the South and Lake Effect Snow in the Great Lakes
Continue reading >Coastal Storm Could Bring Wind and Rain to the East Coast
After several weeks of mainly dry weather from the Mid-Atlantic to the Northeast, many areas are experiencing abnormally dry to drought conditions, with some areas even seeing an extreme drought. A developing low-pressure system could bring some relief to areas. A system is developing off the coast of the Southeastern United States and is … Continue reading Coastal Storm Could Bring Wind and Rain to the East Coast
Continue reading >Heavy Rains Could Bring Flooding to to the Mid-Atlantic this Week
While the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane season has remained relatively quiet, things are starting to ramp up as we end September. Hurricane Humberto, now a Category 5 storm, will continue on a northwest track before turning northeast toward the beginning of the week. The storm will travel between Bermuda and the eastern United States coast, while … Continue reading Heavy Rains Could Bring Flooding to to the Mid-Atlantic this Week
Continue reading >The Tropics Have Gotten Active in a Hurry
The 2025 Hurricane Season has been fairly quiet across both the Atlantic and Pacific, especially over the past month, but that has quickly changed in the past week. Hurricane Gabrielle remains a powerful Category 3 hurricane this evening in the central Atlantic. As of 11pm EDT Gabrielle was centered about 1520 miles west of … Continue reading The Tropics Have Gotten Active in a Hurry
Continue reading >Is The Atlantic Finally Waking Up?
September is normally the peak of hurricane season, but that hasn’t been that case this year, things have been quiet for a while now, though that could be changing. The last time there was an active system in the Atlantic was on August 29, when Tropical Storm Fernand became extratropical more than 600 miles … Continue reading Is The Atlantic Finally Waking Up?
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