Hurricane Cristobal will continue to parallel the east coast through Friday morning. Even though he’s a miss out to sea, surf along the entire Jersey Shore is still expected to intensify. It might be late Friday before marine conditions finally
Lots of high pressure will be moving throughout the region this week. We’re looking pretty good to start while flow remains out of the east. At some point the winds will switch to the SW which will bring humidity up
Short range guidance has converged on an out to sea miss solution for Cristobal. This means that the NE upper-level trough will have more influence over its track than the high-pressure S ridge. Currently Cristobal is heading NW, just NW
Tropical development continues to be slow in the Dominican Republic/Puerto Rico region. Higher elevations of the W. Greater Antilles have taken their toll on the system currently being investigated (Invest 96L). Intensification, however, is expected today-tonight as it moves into
Tropical development near the Leeward Islands of the Lesser Antilles has been hindered and stunted by it’s surrounding environment. It will likely remain disorganized as it passes over/just to the North of the Greater Antilles. It will then turn northwards
Tomorrow we’ll deal with another unsettled day but the threat of rain will subside by Saturday morning if not tomorrow night. Lets break it down by day: Friday will again be unsettled with variable clouds and rain possible at any
Good morning! The onshore flow will persist today with unsettled conditions across the mid-Atlantic US region. That means you should expect variable clouds, a little bit of sun and possible rain showers that can happen anytime. This evening and through
Tropical development is expected just east of the Windward Islands of the Lesser Antilles. At this point it’s fairly certain that this will move behind the Leeward Islands and into the Eastern Caribbean Sea under the name Cristobal (if Tropical
Today looks decent but Tuesday and into the rest of the week will be heavily influenced by onshore flow yielding cooler temperatures, humid air, variable clouds, and possibly scattered rain/storms. On a synoptic scale, an upper-level low pressure system is
High pressure will be in control of the region through at least Saturday night. This will keep it cool and comfortable with little to no chance of rain. Sunday, however, will likely see impacts from a low pressure disturbance moving
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