Versión en español abajo - Spanish version below 8 a.m. update Hurricane Debby is now inland and maximum sustained winds have decreased to 75 mph. It will continue ¨weaken¨as far as its winds, but the heavy rainfall is here to stay across much of Florida through South Carolina during the next few days. Hurricane-force winds […]

Hurricane Hunters investigated Tropical Storm Debby this afternoon and they did not find winds above 65 mph. Hunters will make another round this evening and continue to measure winds and pressure, among other characteristics to determine if it strengthens tonight. Satellite imagery does show that the core of the system is trying to close, this […]

Versión en español abajo - Spanish version below Tropical Storm Debby continues its trek northward and this morning the winds have increased to 60 mph. The National Hurricane Center highlights that the system has the potential to reach hurricane status by the time it makes landfall on Monday, likely in the morning. On Sunday the […]

Spanish version below, after the English story. The 5 p.m. bulletin from the National Hurricane Center and the latest satellite imagery show that the center of Tropical Storm Debby is now over the very warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Yes, you read that correctly, the system is now a Tropical Storm as it […]

The system we have been monitoring gained a bit of strength and became a tropical depression late last night. Tropical Depression 4 will emerge over the Florida Straits on Saturday and travel over the very warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The track has shifted westward, with a more pronounced curve which keeps it […]

The National Hurricane Center has started to issue watches specifically for parts of South Florida through the West Florida coast this Friday morning. Potential Tropical Cyclone 4 officially was labeled at 11:00 AM on Friday. The label of Potential Tropical Cyclone, or PTC, allows the National Hurricane Center to issue warnings and watches. This is […]

The tropical wave we have been watching for the last 7 days continues to bring heavy rains to the Greater Antilles and it is set to continue to be very disorganized through the beginning of the weekend. It is this lack of organization that is preventing it from taking a northward turn. The messier, the […]

We are monitoring a tropical wave located over 2,500 miles away from South Florida. The National Hurricane Center gives it a medium chance to develop once it moves closer to the Greater Antilles late this week. If you are looking for a robust tropical wave on the satellite, it just doesn’t exist yet. If you […]