Tropical Trouble Ahead Again for the Gulf? Here’s What We Know Now.
A developing tropical depression over the Caribbean is gaining attention. Here’s what’s happening and important information to know. The tropical
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NOAA Discusses High Tech AI Models For the First Time
I consider it a privilege to be a member of the NOAA group that discusses weather computer model updates every
The AI Revolution in Weather Forecasting Simplified
Weather forecasting has come a long way since Lewis Fry Richardson, a Cambridge graduate in 1915, attempted to predict the
Honing in Meteorology Skills in the Rugged Rockies
Just returned from a challenging trip to the Rocky Mountains, where I successfully completed my EPA recertification. The conditions were
The Growing Role of Forensic Meteorologists in the Wake of Extreme Weather Events is Becoming Very Apparent.
As shifting weather patterns increase the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, the demand for specialized professionals like forensic
Hurricane Milton Could Be One of the Strongest Hurricanes to Ever Hit West Florida
As Hurricane Milton barrels toward the Florida coastline, the latest National Hurricane Center (NHC) updates confirm the storm’s staggering intensity
Hurricane Milton Rapidly Strengthening: Life Threatening Conditions Headed for Florida
Hurricane Milton continues to intensify at a frightening pace in the Gulf of Mexico. Recent data from NOAA and Air
Another Hurricane Targets Florida: Rapid Intensification Raises Alarm
Tropical Storm Milton is rapidly strengthening in the Gulf of Mexico, and it’s forecast to become a major hurricane soon.
Helene: Rapid Intensification and What It Means for the Gulf Coast
Tropical Storm Helene is on the verge of transforming into a Major hurricane, and it’s moving fast. With conditions favorable
The Track Shifts East: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe in the Gulf Coast and Eastern U.S. This Week
A Potential Very Strong Storm Threatens the Gulf Coast and Eastern U.S. – Track Shifts East in Latest Models A