Hurricane
Double Trouble: Dueling disturbances head west for the weekend
Two vigorous tropical disturbances – designated Invest 93L (easternmost disturbance) and Invest 94L (westernmost disturbance) – are likely to develop in the coming days and could bring impacts to land, with the westernmost system tracking through the Bahamas and near Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas for early next week.
Gabrielle rapidly strengthens into a major hurricane, other systems eye the western Atlantic
As we previewed in this newsletter two weeks ago, the Atlantic is finally heating up as we round out September.
Gabrielle strengthens, to pass east of Bermuda
Gabrielle is strengthening Monday, a day after becoming a hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean, southeast of Bermuda.
Gabrielle becomes a hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean, southeast of Bermuda
Gabrielle became a hurricane Sunday in the Atlantic Ocean, southeast of Bermuda.
Gabrielle staging a comeback, forecast to become a hurricane this weekend
After days of struggles through the hostile deep Atlantic – barely holding on most of Thursday as a naked low-level cloud swirl – Gabrielle is staging a comeback today that should take it to hurricane strength before the weekend is out.
Gabrielle clinging to life but forecast to recover this weekend
Gabrielle, the 7th named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, formed late Wednesday morning, the first named storm in the Atlantic since August 28th, breaking a remarkable 20-day stormless Atlantic streak and making it the latest first-forming September storm in over 30 years.
Tropical Storm Gabrielle has formed in the Atlantic Ocean, forecasters say
Tropical Storm Gabrielle formed Wednesday in the Atlantic Ocean but was far from land, forecasters said.
Depression forms, forecast to become Gabrielle later today
Invest 92L, the disturbance we’ve been following since early last week, was upgraded to the 7th tropical depression of the Atlantic hurricane season early Wednesday, breaking an unprecedented 20-day dry spell through what’s traditionally the busiest part of the season.
Atlantic wave train getting a late start
As we’ve been advertising since early last week, the Atlantic is poised to pick up the pace as we round out September.
Breaking the silence of an unprecedented Atlantic dry spell
It’s been 18 days since the Atlantic basin has seen any active system (tropical depression, tropical storm, or hurricane), an unprecedented dry spell through what is traditionally the most active stretch of the hurricane season.
Gradual development possible over the open Atlantic next week
The tropical wave we’ve been previewing all week has finally emerged off the coast of Africa and is expected to gradually develop deeper into next week as it passes harmlessly over the open Atlantic.
It’s the height of the hurricane season but not a storm in sight
Wednesday is the traditional peak of the hurricane season, the day on which history says we’re most likely to find a named storm in the Atlantic.
Another unusually quiet start to September across the Atlantic
Atlantic hurricane season activity traditionally peaks on or around September 10th, the date around which you’re most likely to find an active named storm.
Forecast Falter: Invest 91L fizzles despite bullish predictions
With virtually no model support for development by Saturday, the National Hurricane Center dropped development odds at a rapid clip, and before the day was out, Invest 91L was off their map.
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