For the first time in a decade, there was no direct landfall on the U.S. from a hurricane. Despite no landfalls, it was still an active season overall…
Read more 2025 Atlantic hurricane wrap-up; no hurricane made landfall in the U.S.Hurricanes Imelda and Humberto are churning in the western Atlantic. As of Tuesday morning, they are located a little over 400 miles from one another. Initially, it could…
Read more Can two tropical systems collide? The Fujiwhara Effect explainedDuring hurricane season, spaghetti models are a frequently cited resource for helping forecast tropical systems. But there’s a lot you should know about spaghetti models and specifically, when…
Read more Taking spaghetti models with a grain of saltSaharan dust plays a big role in tropical cyclone activity in the Atlantic. Strong winds pick up the dust from the Sahara Desert and transport it thousands of…
Read more Weather Explained: What is Saharan dust layer?One of the most brutal hurricanes to ever strike our state took place over the Labor Day weekend in 1935. Known as the Labor Day Hurricane, it remains…
Read more Remembering the Labor Day Hurricane of 1935September is the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season. This is because wind shear, the change of speed and/or direction of the wind with height, is weaker, and…
Read more September hurricanes that brought devastation to the U.S.Tropical activity is typically still slow as we head into the official second month of the season. The National Hurricane Center only names, on average, one July storm…
Read more Seven times July hurricanes caused major damage
