In its 11:30AM CDT update, the NWS Storm Prediction center upgraded severe risk for this afternoon and evening to Moderate for areas in the Southeast US. This risk level signifies strong and severe thunderstorms are likely, where severe is defined as a thunderstorm having at least 58mph gusts, 1 inchRead More →
Today there is potential for a historic severe weather outbreak centered over the states of Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee. Understand that this is an incredibly dangerous situation evolving and that one needs to be ready to immediately activate tornado safety plans. The SPC noted the potential for “long-tracked, violent tornadoes”Read More →
In the early hours of Wednesday, March 17th, 2021, the SPC issued a high risk for parts of Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, and Arkansas, including the major population centers of Birmingham, AL, Jackson MS, and Greenville, AL. Moderate risk has been issued for a massive area around the high risk, andRead More →
Cyclone Niran is currently at 90kts(165km/h) according to Force Thirteen and intensifying off of the Northeast Coast of Australia. Parts of the Australian coast are still experiencing adverse conditions, and Cyclone Warnings were only recently lifted. The JTWC expects a close pass by New Caledonia at an intensity of approximatelyRead More →
An Ice Storm Warning now encompasses most of Kentucky and parts of the Lower Mississippi River, according to the National Weather Service. A graphical depiction of afflicted areas is shown on the right. Most of Eastern, Central, and all of Western Kentucky is within the Ice Storm Warning area, withRead More →
Hurricane Iota is now weakening rapidly over Central America, and will be long gone if it doesn’t decide to reform over the Eastern Pacific. However, that scenario is looking unlikely, so it is time to look to the recovery phase of the tropical cyclone response. The damage from the systemRead More →
As of the latest National Hurricane Center forecast, Advisory 15, Hurricane Iota is a 155mph(250km/h) major hurricane currently in the process of landfalling on the eastern coast of Nicaragua. The pressure of the system is 920mbar, and portions of Nicaragua are currently suffering extremely severe conditions. Hurricane Iota will landfallRead More →
As of the last National Hurricane Center forecast, advisory 14, Hurricane Iota is a Category 5 hurricane with windspeeds of 160mph(260km/h) and a pressure of 919 millibars, and has levelled off for now based on recon data. The NHC is now forecasting a Category 5 landfall in Nicaragua, almost exactlyRead More →
As of the last National Hurricane Center forecast, advisory 11, Hurricane Iota is a Category 2 hurricane with windspeeds of 105mph(170km/h) and a pressure of 960 millibars, and is still intensifying at incredible rates. The NHC still forecasts a major hurricane landfall in Nicaragua. The storm is now approximately 24Read More →
As of the last National Hurricane Center forecast, Tropical Storm Iota, the 30th of the season, is currently at 12.6N, 76.9W, and is forecast to make landfall in Nicaragua as a major hurricane. If the forecast verifies, this will be the second time this month that Nicaragua will suffer aRead More →
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