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Texas’ Lake Travis Approaches Record Levels as Heavy Rain Continues

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
3 Min Read

It’s been pretty calm across most of the United States for the past week, a far cry from what we’ve experienced for…well, the entire year up until now. Hurricane Michael is out of the picture, the raging Santa Ana winds in southern…

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October 19, 2018

A Look at Tropical Storm Michael’s Unexpectedly Intense Winds in Central N.C.

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
6 Min Read

More than a million people in North Carolina and Virginia are without power this evening as energy crews try to repair the damage caused by Tropical Storm Michael’s passage on Thursday. The Piedmont region was particularly hard hit, unexpectedly…

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October 12, 2018

Here’s Why It’s So Hard to Verify a Monstrous Hurricane’s Maximum Winds

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
6 Min Read

Hurricane Michael made landfall today near Panama City, Florida, with maximum sustained winds of 155 MPH. Its winds were just a few ticks short of a top-of-the-scale category five, but that doesn’t matter to the folks in the path of the storm. This…

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October 11, 2018

Hurricane Michael Nearing Landfall With 150 MPH Winds

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
2 Min Read

Hurricane Michael is just hours from landfall near Panama City, Florida, with maximum sustained winds of 150 MPH. The storm’s minimum pressure is now among the top-five lowest for any storm at landfall in the U.S. on record. Its winds are now…

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October 10, 2018

Hurricane Michael’s Winds Are Forecast to Reach Category Four Intensity by Landfall

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
6 Min Read

Hurricane Michael is an extremely dangerous storm in the eastern Gulf of Mexico this evening. The National Hurricane Center now expects its maximum winds to reach category four intensity by landfall on Wednesday afternoon. The storm will be one of the…

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October 10, 2018

Hurricane Warnings Ahead of Hurricane Michael Stretch Far Inland From the Coast

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
3 Min Read

It can be deceptive to look at a hurricane forecast map if you live inland. The way watches and warnings are drawn for areas in the path of a landfalling storm can be deceptive. The National Hurricane Center’s official products only show warnings…

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October 9, 2018

Michael on Track to Hit the Northern Gulf Coast as a Hurricane on Wednesday

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
3 Min Read

Tropical Storm Michael will likely become a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico on Monday as it gradually accelerates toward the northern Gulf Coast. The storm will likely make landfall on Wednesday somewhere on the Florida Panhandle. Michael will move…

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October 8, 2018

Four Scientists in Path of Cat 5 Hurricane Walaka As It Approaches Johnston Atoll

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
3 Min Read

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services said on Monday that four scientists are in the path of a category five hurricane threatening Johnston Atoll, an isolated atoll in the central Pacific Ocean. Walaka is one of the strongest storms we’ve seen in the…

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October 2, 2018

This Has Been One of the Eastern U.S.’s Muggiest Years on Record

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
3 Min Read

This has been a miserable year in more ways than one. If it seems like the weather was especially stifling in the eastern United States this summer, now you have hard data to back up your months of complaining on Facebook. This has been one of the…

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September 27, 2018

Severe Thunderstorms Are Possible in the Northern U.S. This Week

Dennis Mersereau By Dennis Mersereau
2 Min Read

Pumpkin spice, cooler air, and angry election ads proclaiming the end of the world—it sure feels like fall, but the weather doesn’t always agree. A potent cold front will sweep across the northern United States and southern Canada through the…

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September 25, 2018
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