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Sluggish start to Atlantic hurricane season
Hurricanes · Tampa

Sluggish start to Atlantic hurricane season

86% Center coverage: 14 sources
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) -- The tropics remain quiet as we enter the second week of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season. No new tropical development is expected in the Atlantic basin in the next seven days, according to the National Hurricane Center. Inside the Storm: Hurricane Hunters save lives from the sky It's a different story over in the eastern Pacific, where hurricane season began in mid-May. Barbara became a short-lived hurricane off the…See the Story
Low pressure system may form off Florida's coast, NHC says
Hurricanes · Florida

Low pressure system may form off Florida's coast, NHC says

100% Center coverage: 5 sources
The NHC believes the system could develop some subtropical characteristics if it remains offshore.See the Story
The Pacific is ablaze with storms, but the Atlantic is quiet. Is this normal?
Guerrero, Mexico · Guerrero

The Pacific is ablaze with storms, but the Atlantic is quiet. Is this normal?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
There is absolutely nothing brewing across the tropics right now and it may just stay that way for sometime.See the Story

New Area to Watch Joins Invests 91E, 92E in Busy Eastern Pacific Tropics as Barbara Looms This Weekend

A busy start to the hurricane season in the eastern Pacific Ocean got even busier Saturday morning as the National Hurricane Center has now added a third area to watch for possible tropical development. But in the short term, two clusters of thunderstorms are on the cusp of becoming the basin's next named storms, but which area of disturbed weather will take the name Barbara remains somewhat of an open question.Both thunderstorm clusters were de…Hurricanes · MexicoSee the Story

A quiet Atlantic persists but for how long? And more about the GFS scareicanes!

In brief: Today we explain why the Pacific should be more active than the Atlantic through the next 7 to 10 days and when that could theoretically change. We also talk more about the GFS model’s phantom storm bias. We’ll keep this fairly brief today. The Atlantic is quiet, so I don’t want to go fishing for speculative information. Plenty of other sites do that. That said, we know people want to know how long the generally calm conditions will pe…Read Article

Tropical Storm Alvin May Form Off Mexico's Coast in the Eastern Pacific, NHC Says

61% Center coverage: 31 sources
The NHC said the area is becoming better organized and could become a tropical depression or storm within the next day or two.Cyclone · MexicoSee the Story

NOAA Predicts Above-Average Hurricane Season

63% Center coverage: 166 sources
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its Atlantic Basin hurricane forecast on Thursday. The agency predicts 13 to 19 named storms, six to 10 of which could become hurricanes and three to five of which could become major hurricanes. NOAA predicts a 60 percent chance of an above-average hurricane season due to a couple of reasons. They're saying the ENSO-neutral conditions, West African monsoon, warm sea-surface temperature…NOAA · United StatesSee the Story

Less than a month til hurricane season, and we’re just going to have to see how this year goes

Speaking from the meteorology point of view, because we are meteorologists and this is a blog about weather, the upcoming hurricane season has few question marks at the moment. We expect a somewhat active but not crazy active season. We do expect a few more big storms than a normal season. And there is broad consensus on this to this point. How have water temps done since the end of April? Not a whole lot has changed. The basin remains above nor…Hurricanes · HoustonRead Article

Spring heavy rain and flooding on the way to the Plains and parts of the Mid-South

The irony of writing about flooding from 34,000 feet above the Sonoran Desert doesn’t escape me at the moment, but here we are. I wanted to provide a Tuesday late day update on what’s ahead in the Southern Plains and Mid-South. Yesterday, we noted some thoughts about Mississippi River flooding and tied it back to another round of heavy rain potentially this weekend. The good news is that the hardest hit areas, such as Kentucky, southern Indiana,…Floods · MissouriRead Article

A Mississippi flood relief project could harm 90,000 acres of valuable wetlands. Is it worth the tradeoff?

The Yazoo Pumps project purports to reduce flooding while protecting farmers and minimizing environmental harm. But concerns over wetland degradation have stymied past, smaller versions of the project. The post A Mississippi flood relief project could harm 90,000 acres of valuable wetlands. Is it worth the tradeoff? appeared first on The Lens.Floods · New OrleansSee the Story

Burnham Square rallies from the rear to win Blue Grass by a nose and grab Kentucky Derby points lead

80% Center coverage: 10 sources
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Burnham Square chased down East Avenue from the back of the pack and won by a nose in the storm-delayed $1.25 million Blue Grass at Keeneland on Tuesday, taking over the qualifying points lead for next month’s Kentucky Derby in the process. The 101st running of the Blue Grass was postponed from Saturday because of heavy rain and deadly flooding in Kentucky. The upcoming Lexington Stakes on Saturday is the final derby qualif…Floods · LexingtonSee the Story

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