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A Tropical Depression Is Likely In The Atlantic By Early Next Week

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
3 Min Read

We could see our third named storm of the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season by this time next week. The suspect is a tropical disturbance that’s currently about halfway between the Caribbean and Africa. The National Hurricane Center gives the system a…

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August 1, 2019

Hot Nights Will Make This Weekend’s Excessive Heat And Humidity Even More Dangerous

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
5 Min Read

Parts of 19 states are under an excessive heat warning over the next couple of days as the combined effect of high heat and stifling humidity climbs to dangerous levels. The heat baking the Midwest this week will grow more intense and spread east toward…

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July 19, 2019

Life-Threatening Flooding Likely As Tropical Storm Barry Crawls Toward Louisiana

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
5 Min Read

Extremely heavy rain associated with Tropical Storm Barry will lead to life-threatening flooding across southern Louisiana and the lower Mississippi River Valley over the next couple of days. The slow-moving storm could reach hurricane strength before it…

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July 12, 2019

Tropical System In Gulf Likely To Strengthen; Greatest Threat Is Flooding From Heavy Rain

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
3 Min Read

A tropical disturbance entering the Gulf of Mexico has a high chance of growing into a named storm by the end of the week. Some models have the system intensifying before it makes landfall on the northern Gulf Coast this weekend. Flash flooding from…

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July 9, 2019

A Trough Over Georgia Could Become A Tropical System In The Gulf—And It’s Not As Weird As It Sounds!

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
3 Min Read

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a trough of low pressure over the southeastern U.S. for signs of tropical development once it reaches the Gulf of Mexico in a couple of days. A disturbance turning into a tropical cyclone once it moves from…

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July 8, 2019

Anchorage Could Break Its All-Time High As An Intense Heat Wave Builds Over Alaska

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
4 Min Read

High temperatures will soar into the 90s near Anchorage over the next week as a historic heat wave builds across Alaska. The actual air temperature is astounding—90s in southern Alaska!—but the duration of this heat wave will take an especially hard toll…

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July 4, 2019

Hurricane Barbara Grew From A Tropical Storm To A Cat. 4 Hurricane In 21 Hours

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
2 Min Read

Hurricane Barbara rapidly strengthened into a category four hurricane on Tuesday as it spun over the eastern Pacific Ocean. “Rapid” isn’t an exaggeration in this case—the storm grew from a tropical storm to a category four hurricane in…

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July 3, 2019

Summer Is Squall Line Season In The United States—Here’s How These Storms Form

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
8 Min Read

It’s squall line season in the United States. The majority of the exciting weather we’ll see over the next couple of months will come from these lines of storms that bubble up and race across hundreds of miles in one shot. We see lots of…

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June 24, 2019

Summer Is Squall Line Season In The United States—Here’s How These Storms Form

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
8 Min Read

It’s squall line season in the United States. The majority of the exciting weather we’ll see over the next couple of months will come from these lines of storms that bubble up and race across hundreds of miles in one shot. We see lots of…

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June 24, 2019

Here's a Look at CAPE, the Fuel That Powers Thunderstorms

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
4 Min Read

The National Weather Service tweeted out a chart on Wednesday showing how incredibly unstable the atmosphere was over the Dallas-Fort Worth area on Wednesday afternoon. The region had CAPE values above 7,000 j/kg, which is an extreme amount of…

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June 21, 2019
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