GFS May Hurricane: More Fiction Than Reality arctic.som.ou.edu/tburg/blog/pos…

As you can see the low level center is actually by 10N 89W. /s GIF from Dr. Levi Cowan

Recon finding a wind shift near where 95L's surface circulation appears to be. It is a weak low, but seems close to tropical depression status.

CSU's seasonal forecast is a good read as always: tropical.colostate.edu/forecasting.ht… One thing that caught my eye is the bullseye of UL convegent wind over the East Pacific which has had a very active start to their hurricane season. My response to this was "What.. what the... What?"

❗️Aren't you glad we are releasing the 2022 seasonal hurricane outlook post before the Atlantic awakens?! 😨🌀 Kurt Hansen talks factors going into making this season's forecast + how midlatitude weather/noise can affect these forecasts seasonedchaos.github.io/2022-Hurricane…

On this day last year I helped set up an observation tower in Raceland LA, ahead of Hurricane Ida. We headed back to New Orleans to hunker down. Our hotel near the airport recieved hurricane force gusts. This was the last video I took as hotel staff shuffled us indoors.

Capitalize hurricane when it is part of the name that weather forecasters assign to a storm: Hurricane Harvey. Use it and its in pronoun references. AP's hurricane coverage: apne.ws/bp1JcAr

Tropical Storm Kay is just 100mi from California. In the past 71 years there's only been 29 TCs (including depressions) that have even been within 200 miles. Definitely a rare event that is bringing some potentially dangerous flooding rain to the San Diego area.

If I may draw your attention away from the EPAC and to the Atlantic (who ever thought I'd need to say that) Earl seems to have unexpectedly intensified and may become a major hurricane after all.

19 years ago today I woke up to this, courtesy of Hurricane Isabel. The storm caused a lot of damage from falling trees. In addition to the wind, Isabel hit the coast at such an angle to create historic storm surge in VA making it the costliest storm in the state's history.

Watching DaveNolan help UF Engineering set up the T2 mobile weather station in Punta Gorda, FL, in advance of the landfall of Hurricane #Ian University of Miami Rosenstiel School

I'm in Punta Gorda for Ian, more coming up when it either gets more or less hectic.

Hello everyone...we made it to a safe facility at the Punta Gorda airport and are waiting for the eye to arrive. University of Miami Rosenstiel School UF Engineering #hurricaneian

I joined UF Engineering DaveNolan and Daniel Stern today to help set up observation towers in Punta Gorda to measure #Ian. We rode out the storm at Punta Gorda Airport. It's been a wild night but we're safe.

At 4:38pm, we ventured outside into the eye of Hurricane #Ian, when the winds had decreased enough that it was safe to do so. Kurt Hansen DaveNolan

Some damage in Ft. Myers from #Ian. We had to turn around because the roadway was still flooded. Many cars were stalled on the side of (and in) the road, presumably swamped by the storm surge.

In the northern eyewall of #Ian the building next to us started losing its roof. Several other buildings and hangars had similar damage. Daniel Stern has a good video of the building from the front. x.com/v0rticity/stat…

New post! 🚨 Marybeth Arcodia introduces us to a topic once considered mysterious, machine learning, and explains how it has become a useful and exciting tool 🔧 for climate science. Warning: you may leave with a hankering for pie... 🥧 seasonedchaos.github.io/Demystifying-M…

Grab your gear and hop on the ski lift! 🏔⛷️ This post written by Victoria Schoenwald is all about AMOC, an important component of the climate system. Hopefully you'll learn more here than from watching The Day After Tomorrow... seasonedchaos.github.io/AMOC-Mountain-…