TS FLOSSIE takes aim at Hawaii: Why is it so invulnerable to hurricanes?
Surfs up! Flossie is about to begin lashing Hawaii’s big island with strong winds, heavy rain, and some big waves. Tropical storm warnings are in effect for all but the […]
Category Archives: Hurricanes
Tropical Storm Andrea and steering
Good afternoon everyone, Before I begin talking about one of my favorite subjects in all of meteorology, let’s check on Andrea. Andrea is still a tropical storm (somehow, it’s gone […]
Isaac’s track and the subtropical ridge
Good afternoon everyone, I’ll be on vacation over the next week and a half so this will be my last post for a bit. There’s a lot to talk about […]
Isaac track moves westward
Hello all, Quick post tonight. Wanted to discuss Isaac a tad. The models have been pushing Isaac’s track to the west over the last 24 hours. All of Florida remains […]
The coming storm: Isaac takes aim at Hispanola, Cuba, Florida
Good evening all, Sorry for the gap in posts, I’ll try to solve that in the next few days. If you’ve been following the Twitter feed (@wildcardweather) today it was […]
Ernesto makes landfall, set to make landfall again
Hello everyone, Story of the day is still Ernesto even though it has no bearing on weather in the United States. To be honest I’d like to move on from […]
Tropical Storms Ernesto and Florence (and Curiosity’s set to land!)
Happy Sunday everyone, Sorry about the lack of posts the past few days. I’m going to have something prepared tomorrow on the conditions that are beneficial to hurricane formation and […]
