Good evening.
After a couple of challenging weeks I finally have my site back up.
I am currently writing about a system in the South Central Tropical Atlantic which the NHC has designated AL 95. The NHC is giving a 60% chance of tropical development over the next 5 days and expects it to enter the Caribbean. Conditions there are not ideal with abundant dry air currently, see SAL diagram. I'll be watching it but am not overly concerned at present.
Matt.
PS. We have been experiencing unprecedented, scary hot temperatures in South Florida as well as other parts of the US the past 2-3 weeks. In fact last Thursday morning at 06:30 it was 87 degrees, something I've never seen before, 82 had been the highest. I believe this is largely due to the extensive fires in Canada (over 25 million acres) with a prolonged NW flow which is pumping a huge amount of particulate matter and CO2 into the atmosphere enhancing the greenhouse effect. Hopefully the effects will be temporary. A rain event is needed up there to stop the fires.
After a couple of challenging weeks I finally have my site back up.
I am currently writing about a system in the South Central Tropical Atlantic which the NHC has designated AL 95. The NHC is giving a 60% chance of tropical development over the next 5 days and expects it to enter the Caribbean. Conditions there are not ideal with abundant dry air currently, see SAL diagram. I'll be watching it but am not overly concerned at present.
Matt.
PS. We have been experiencing unprecedented, scary hot temperatures in South Florida as well as other parts of the US the past 2-3 weeks. In fact last Thursday morning at 06:30 it was 87 degrees, something I've never seen before, 82 had been the highest. I believe this is largely due to the extensive fires in Canada (over 25 million acres) with a prolonged NW flow which is pumping a huge amount of particulate matter and CO2 into the atmosphere enhancing the greenhouse effect. Hopefully the effects will be temporary. A rain event is needed up there to stop the fires.