It looks very likely we will see the First Category 5 storm since Ike in 2007. Earl looks beautiful on satellite images and he is just strengthening and strengthening. This is a serious storm and will cause an impact from the Carolina Coast up to New England. I do think that the coast of North Carolina COULD see Hurricane force conditions and may see a serious Storm Surge and wave action. Now he looks to come close and then curve to the right of the shore.
THIS IS A SERIOUS STORM. THE NHC WARNS OF A 200 TO 300 MILE MARGIN FOR ERROR ON A 5 DAY PREDICTION. HE IS ALREADY FURTHER WEST THAN FIRST THOUGHT. THIS SHOULD RAISE CONCERN BUT NOT PANIC. REVIEW YOUR HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS PLANS JUST A AS A PRECAUTION. ARRANGEMENTS SHOULD BEGIN IF YOU OWN PROPERTY ALONG THE OUTER BANKS. AGAIN, PRECAUTIONARY PLANS.
All for now.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Heat again and dry - watching Earl
This week will be hot again! Temps will be mid and upper 90s with a
chance at 100 Tuesday and Wednesday. Cooler air arrives for Labor day
weekend. Earl is strengthening and could be a very close call or a hit
for the East coast. I suspect a close call and not a hit. Watch out
though. Surf is going to be high again. Also, I am thinking he may
Peak at Cat 4 with the way he is starting to look. Now, on his heels
is what should be Fiona. She may make it to the US.
chance at 100 Tuesday and Wednesday. Cooler air arrives for Labor day
weekend. Earl is strengthening and could be a very close call or a hit
for the East coast. I suspect a close call and not a hit. Watch out
though. Surf is going to be high again. Also, I am thinking he may
Peak at Cat 4 with the way he is starting to look. Now, on his heels
is what should be Fiona. She may make it to the US.
All for now! Stay cool!
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
COOL! Wow! Locally heavy rains - showers and highs in the 70s!
Now we feel like Fall! Today will be cloudy and cool with showers and maybe isolated storms in the southern regions. Some storms and persistent rains have caused floods in southern VA and parts of NC. Be careful. Highs will be in the 70s for most with some lower 80s south. Such a relief after this summer. Clouds will slowly clear tomorrow with highs staying in the upper 70s to mid 80s for the most part. Then 80s rule until Sunday into Monday when temps will approach 90 for a while into next week. Rain chances diminish slowly the next 24 hours.
5 Years ago today TD12 strengthened into Katrina. What a crazy year that was! For now, Daniele has been very healthy looking out in the mid Atlantic, she kind of went through a restructuring cycle the last several hours, but still looks on track to make it to Major status by tomorrow. On her heals is another system that could become a Tropical Depression today and a storm in the next day or so. His name would be Earle.
Enjoy the cooler weather! After a summer of such heat, it is nice, even if cloudy, to get a break and give AC's a break too!
All for now!
5 Years ago today TD12 strengthened into Katrina. What a crazy year that was! For now, Daniele has been very healthy looking out in the mid Atlantic, she kind of went through a restructuring cycle the last several hours, but still looks on track to make it to Major status by tomorrow. On her heals is another system that could become a Tropical Depression today and a storm in the next day or so. His name would be Earle.
Enjoy the cooler weather! After a summer of such heat, it is nice, even if cloudy, to get a break and give AC's a break too!
All for now!
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Stage being set for a cooler week next week
The next 48 hours will be a time of unsettled conditions with
scattered showers and storms. Some could be severe Sunday afternoon.
Rain chances diminish after Monday and the rest of the week Highs will
be in the 80 to 85 range in the north and mid 80s south! So much nicer
than it has been!
scattered showers and storms. Some could be severe Sunday afternoon.
Rain chances diminish after Monday and the rest of the week Highs will
be in the 80 to 85 range in the north and mid 80s south! So much nicer
than it has been!
Tropics will likely see a new storm by Monday but it looks like a fish
storm to me!
All for now!
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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Rains are here and some are soaking and flooding!
Please be careful and expect a long commute in the Washington and Northern VA areas due to flooded roads and heavy rainfall.
The rain will likely let up for a while later this morning and another round for the Northern VA and Maryland area later this afternoon. Areas of heavy rain and showers and storms will be common area wide today, especially east of the Mountains. Localized flooding is an obvious issue.
Rain chances will end starting overnight and end last along the coast tomorrow mid day.
Friday looks dry.
Another set of showers and storms are possible this weekend.
All for now!
The rain will likely let up for a while later this morning and another round for the Northern VA and Maryland area later this afternoon. Areas of heavy rain and showers and storms will be common area wide today, especially east of the Mountains. Localized flooding is an obvious issue.
Rain chances will end starting overnight and end last along the coast tomorrow mid day.
Friday looks dry.
Another set of showers and storms are possible this weekend.
All for now!
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Another Hot day - Rains in the South moving North for tomorrow! Some heavy!
We will see hot conditions continue with highs around 90 north and in the low and mid 90s south. Humidity north will be much better, but south will still have a sauna with high humidity values. Rain chances will remain for the southern VA, NC folks today and then rain chances pick up state wide as a low pressure moves towards the region. There will be an area of heavy rains and rain totals have the potential to be 2 to 3 inches in parts of the region. Today into tomorrow rain amounts could be as much as an inch in the south central part of Virginia (http://bit.ly/c71SnM). This is the potential for tomorrow:http://bit.ly/dxWFyO - There could be some localized flooding with these amounts.Temps tomorrow will be the the upper 70s to mid 80s with so much moisture.
Unsettled conditions will last into Thursday, and then again this weekend. Temps will stay hot with highs around 90 north and in the mid 90s south.
A cooler and dry Monday does look possible.
The remnants of TD5 were not really able to regenerate. The tropics have a few other flare ups, but not much more at this time.
All for now!
Unsettled conditions will last into Thursday, and then again this weekend. Temps will stay hot with highs around 90 north and in the mid 90s south.
A cooler and dry Monday does look possible.
The remnants of TD5 were not really able to regenerate. The tropics have a few other flare ups, but not much more at this time.
All for now!
Monday, August 16, 2010
A hot and steamy day in store with the potential of Severe!
So we will be hot today! I had said it would be cooler, and, in some ways, yes it is! But for today we have very humid conditions and a front approaching. This should set the stage for an afternoon of heavy showers and storms some of which could be Severe. The Severe Prediction Center has outlined the area for the possibility of Severe storms with high winds the real threat. Rain chances will continue over southern VA and NC tomorrow and then a good chance of some soaking rains Wednesday as the cold front coming through moves back north. See the current day 3 precipitation potential here http://bit.ly/9L7Lp2 .
The week will remain warm to hot with highs upper 80s to low 90s area wide, except Wednesday with the rain. Rain chances return by Friday and highs come down to 85 to 90 degrees by then.
The tropics look interesting as the remnants of Tropical Depression 5 return to the Gulf and are already coming to life. The Hurricane center already has it at a medium risk of developing into a cyclone and it does look like it will. How strong before it poses the threat to the Louisiana coast is hard to say. The Gulf waters are around 90 degrees so it is pulling from a majorly Hot and humid area which makes it very explosive in possibilities
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The week will remain warm to hot with highs upper 80s to low 90s area wide, except Wednesday with the rain. Rain chances return by Friday and highs come down to 85 to 90 degrees by then.
The tropics look interesting as the remnants of Tropical Depression 5 return to the Gulf and are already coming to life. The Hurricane center already has it at a medium risk of developing into a cyclone and it does look like it will. How strong before it poses the threat to the Louisiana coast is hard to say. The Gulf waters are around 90 degrees so it is pulling from a majorly Hot and humid area which makes it very explosive in possibilities
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Saturday, August 14, 2010
Correction on tropics
I was not thinking clearly! The remnants of Tropical Depression 5 is
the one that could re-emerge and re-strengthen.
the one that could re-emerge and re-strengthen.
Sorry about that!
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MUCH cooler! Some Coastal flooding possible! Weather will remain the the mid and upper 80s!
It feels so much better. The winds are easterly and much cooler. Some showers are possible and a chance of thunderstorms most every day as the air remains moist.
The tropics, despite being busier, have failed to produce another storm since Colin. Colin is a bit interesting as it COULD re-emerge into the Gulf and could re-strengthen! We will see. Nothing else is really out there at this time.
Not much else to talk about! After a week of severe storms and heavy localized rains, this is much calmer.
Jimmy
The tropics, despite being busier, have failed to produce another storm since Colin. Colin is a bit interesting as it COULD re-emerge into the Gulf and could re-strengthen! We will see. Nothing else is really out there at this time.
Not much else to talk about! After a week of severe storms and heavy localized rains, this is much calmer.
Jimmy
Sunday, August 08, 2010
Here is comes again! HOT! HOT! HOT!!!
Yes, we are heading into another week of 90s. The summer of heat and humidity is returning! We will see 90s - with temps again feeling like 100 to 105!
Also, there is a chance again of 100 degrees Tuesday!
I want to say, I LOVE winter and hate hot weather. This weather stinks to me!
There are some showers and storms possible starting Thursday.
The Tropics are very active, and fortunate that no system has gotten too strong. There is a disturbance off of Florida, Tropical Depression Colin almost on top of Bermuda and could restrengthen, and then a strong wave half way between Africa and the Caribbean that may become a tropical depression in the next few days.
What does the winter look like. According to Accu weather it should be close to normal. Nothing like last year!
All for now!
Also, there is a chance again of 100 degrees Tuesday!
I want to say, I LOVE winter and hate hot weather. This weather stinks to me!
There are some showers and storms possible starting Thursday.
The Tropics are very active, and fortunate that no system has gotten too strong. There is a disturbance off of Florida, Tropical Depression Colin almost on top of Bermuda and could restrengthen, and then a strong wave half way between Africa and the Caribbean that may become a tropical depression in the next few days.
What does the winter look like. According to Accu weather it should be close to normal. Nothing like last year!
All for now!
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Rain is coming - will make its way over the area the next 24 hours
Today we will remain much cooler than we have seen most of the summer. Clouds will be on the increase and rains will fall in SW Va and start to overspread the area slowly during the next 24 hours. Sunday will be a showery day with rain and some thunderstorms. Rains will be welcome as much of the area remains gripped in a moderate drought with a few in sever conditions. See http://www.drought.unl.edu/dm/monitor.html for more information. Virginia is not expecting that much rain. See QPF prediction http://bit.ly/c71SnM .
Heat will return next week with highs in the 90 to 95 degree level. After the rains and storms pass through the next 24 to 36 hours the next chance at some thunderstorms will be Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday but this will be the typical summer time risk of storms and nothing too organized.
The tropics have a couple areas of interest and they could develop. Next system would be names Colin.
I am hoping to be more active on posting as work and life get in better alignment!
All for now!
Heat will return next week with highs in the 90 to 95 degree level. After the rains and storms pass through the next 24 to 36 hours the next chance at some thunderstorms will be Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday but this will be the typical summer time risk of storms and nothing too organized.
The tropics have a couple areas of interest and they could develop. Next system would be names Colin.
I am hoping to be more active on posting as work and life get in better alignment!
All for now!
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Very Hot today! Severe possible! Relief coming
The temperature will cook again today. Temps around 100 with heat index values still between 105 and 110!
Severe storms are a definite possibility as a front that promises lower humidity and about 10 degrees cooler! That is going to be such a welcome relief! Please stay safe today from the heat and also keep tuned in for possible severe storm watches and warnings!
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Severe storms are a definite possibility as a front that promises lower humidity and about 10 degrees cooler! That is going to be such a welcome relief! Please stay safe today from the heat and also keep tuned in for possible severe storm watches and warnings!
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Saturday, July 24, 2010
Do I really need to tell you what the weather is?
I mean, it is hot! Hottest day of the year! BUT, I bet you figured this out on your own! Just be careful today! This heat is a killer and will likely do it today! Do not put yourself in that situation!
A Front will approach and cross the area tomorrow and tomorrow night. I will say though, that this will not limit the heat as much as you would hope! There is a risk of strong and severe storms as the front moves through. We will *COOL* to the 90 to 95 degree range by Monday. Not really cool, but we will also see less humidity. Next week temps will be in the 90 to 95. After Sunday's storms, another set of storms will be Wednesday.
Bonnie is pretty much fizzled out. The system has just collapsed. This is nothing compared to the serious rainfall up in Chicago with 4 to 6 inches of rain. That was after Wisconsin was slammed yesterday with 4 to 7 inches of rain.
Also of note, a tornado warning was issued for New York City yesterday with a storm that moved through. The Northeast Quadrant caught some great videos and posted them as well as was on YouTube and was interviewed on the Weather Channel this morning. Way to go!
All for now!
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A Front will approach and cross the area tomorrow and tomorrow night. I will say though, that this will not limit the heat as much as you would hope! There is a risk of strong and severe storms as the front moves through. We will *COOL* to the 90 to 95 degree range by Monday. Not really cool, but we will also see less humidity. Next week temps will be in the 90 to 95. After Sunday's storms, another set of storms will be Wednesday.
Bonnie is pretty much fizzled out. The system has just collapsed. This is nothing compared to the serious rainfall up in Chicago with 4 to 6 inches of rain. That was after Wisconsin was slammed yesterday with 4 to 7 inches of rain.
Also of note, a tornado warning was issued for New York City yesterday with a storm that moved through. The Northeast Quadrant caught some great videos and posted them as well as was on YouTube and was interviewed on the Weather Channel this morning. Way to go!
All for now!
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Friday, July 23, 2010
Heat is relentless and hotter! Bonnie!
Everyone is talking about it! We are all feeling it! Hot temps in the
100 to 105 range today and tomorrow. With the humidity we could see
heat index values hit the 110 t 115 range tomorrow! The hottest days
we have had yet. Sunday will bring some showers and storms knockibg
the temps back a bit.
100 to 105 range today and tomorrow. With the humidity we could see
heat index values hit the 110 t 115 range tomorrow! The hottest days
we have had yet. Sunday will bring some showers and storms knockibg
the temps back a bit.
Temps Monday through Wednesday next week will just be in the upper 80s
north while central and southern areas still remain within a few
degree of 95. After Sunday the next chance of rain will be next
Thursday. I do wonder if the remnants and moisture will fuel some more
chances of rain next week. We will see.
Bonnie is moving rapidly to the NW and will strike Floriday later
today. Winds remain near 40 mph. Bonnie may become a depression over
FL and then restrebgthen in the Gulf before maybe hitting Louisiana as
a strong tropical storm, or, at most, a minimal hurricane.
We will see! Stay cool!
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
MOTS - More of the same
Temps today in he Low to upper 90s for most. Northern third of VA, MD, DE, NJ, and Northern half of WV are outlined for the possibility of more severe weather today.
Looks like the wave near the Dominican Republic could become Bonnie and pose a threat to Florida, but this morning it is looking less impressive on Satellite but more impressive on models. Recon and NOAA flights scheduled for today.
All for now.
Looks like the wave near the Dominican Republic could become Bonnie and pose a threat to Florida, but this morning it is looking less impressive on Satellite but more impressive on models. Recon and NOAA flights scheduled for today.
All for now.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Relentless 90s!NC likely to see more rains Today|Tomorrow more chances area wide.
Well, we continue on with the 90s! Let the Heat roll on! NC really had a nice soaking in many places. More storms could fire in that region today and more widespread chances of rain will happen tomorrow..The temperature forecast is easy. In the Mountains and right on the coast upper 80s. Low to mid 90s elsewhere!
Will the heat let up? There are some signs of a heat re-positioning in the US. The heat could retrograde westward and make the upper plains. We are at least 7 to 10 days before that would happen.
The tropics remain somewhat unfavorable for tropical development. This could or will change in August but there will be a lot of moisture down in the Caribbean and we could see some development down there this week, but the systems still have some turbulent upper air patterns.
All for now!
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Will the heat let up? There are some signs of a heat re-positioning in the US. The heat could retrograde westward and make the upper plains. We are at least 7 to 10 days before that would happen.
The tropics remain somewhat unfavorable for tropical development. This could or will change in August but there will be a lot of moisture down in the Caribbean and we could see some development down there this week, but the systems still have some turbulent upper air patterns.
All for now!
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Saturday, July 17, 2010
North Carolina is getting soaked with widespread rains and floods and severe east!
I really was too focused on my immediate forecast area this morning. The storms with severe and heavy rains are lined up west to east across the center of the state. Seeing flood warnings in Eastern NC. Rains also in South Central Virginia.
A lot of storminess down that way. Also I missed the locally severe storm in Kilmarnock neat the mouth of the Rappahannock. Other isolated severe possible in SE VA.
Busy day down that way! Stay alert!
A lot of storminess down that way. Also I missed the locally severe storm in Kilmarnock neat the mouth of the Rappahannock. Other isolated severe possible in SE VA.
Busy day down that way! Stay alert!
Hot! That is what is! Summer and heat! WE GOT IT
So what do the nxt 5 to 7 days have in common? 90+ degrees is likely the answer! It is just a Hot one this summer! And I have nothing really to add. It will be that way for a while!
There could be isolated storms tomorrow Monday and Tuesday. More likely on Tuesday.
All for now!
There could be isolated storms tomorrow Monday and Tuesday. More likely on Tuesday.
All for now!
Friday, July 16, 2010
Sorry to re-post this! Help me decide the future or Mid Atlantic Weather!
There are tons of links, and many broken! Do I REALLY need them? Should I just create a site for the Mid Atlantic Weather myriad of sites?
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I think if I just link to all these, I would have it covered!
Thoughts? Please comment!
Thanks!
Jimmy
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I think if I just link to all these, I would have it covered!
Thoughts? Please comment!
Thanks!
Jimmy
The future of Mid Atlantic Weather! Can you help me decide what to do?
There are tons of links, and many broken! Do I REALLY need them? Should I just create a site for the Mid Atlantic Weather myriad of sites?
What sites you may ask?
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I think if I just link to all these, I would have it covered!
Thoughts? Please comment!
Thanks!
Jimmy
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