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 Hurricane Epsilon east of Bermuda and turning out to sea. A new system south of Cuba may develop in time. Front over Great Lakes moves to East Coast by Sunday. Below - latest Atlantic map....track of Epsilon. Below - animated maps - rainfall thru Wednesday - snapshot weather for Saturday. Stay safe.
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 NOAA'S 10 day outlook for temperatures - through next Friday......mild west coast and Eastern third of the Nation....cold elsewhere. Below...current satellite + radar showing wet weather over Ohio Valley and Florida....snow No. Rockies into Plains, animated maps, rainfall through next Tuesday. Below - satellite pix of Hurricane Epsilon - 75 mph winds - tracks. Below- snapshot weather for Thursday. Be safe.   Satellite + radar above - you can see jet stream from Montana to Louisiana to New England. Rain for East Coast today...then brisk and cool this weekend. Below - tropical Atlantic - animated maps - rainfall through Monday. Below - snapshot weather for Saturday. Enjoy and be safe.   Above...satellite + radar shows remains of Delta exiting Maine. Next cold front Northern Plains will bring rain and some wet snow ...then a turn to windy and colder weather which will make it to the East Coast this weekend following rain. Below - animated maps for next 2 days followed by rainfall through Sunday. Below - map of Atlantic basin....model tracks for disturbance near Windward Islands. Lastly - snapshot weather for Thursday. Be safe.   Satellite + radar shows remains of Delta moving off Mid Atlantic Coast. At least 3 fronts moving across The Northern tier....otherwise more typical of October. Below - animated maps....plus rainfall through Saturday. Below - Atlantic basic map + model tracks for disturbance. Lastly - snapshot weather for Wednesday. Be safe.   Satellite above shows major hurricane Delta with 115-120 mph winds moving toward Louisiana. It will weaken over Kentucky and spread rain all the way to New England by Monday. Below - Hurricane Center track, track of models, and Atlantic basin map showing next system off Africa. Below - satellite + radar, animated maps, rainfall through Tuesday. Below - snapshot weather for Saturday. Be safe !!!!   Above - Hurricane Delta - 100mph winds - will turn north and head for Louisiana Coast by Friday late. Storm will likely continue to intensify. Landfall will likely be in the western half of the state. Below - track by Nat'l Hurricane Center, tracks of the models, storm surge forecast. Below - latest satellite + radar, animated maps, rainfall through Sunday. Below - snapshot weather for Friday - be safe !   Hurricane Delta above with 135-140 mph winds heading toward the Gulf. It is expected to head toward Louisiana late Friday. Exact landfall hard to pinpoint as most models think west of New Orleans which would put that City is the worst quadrant of the storm. After landfall...it's rains will sweep norhteastward...how quick they arrive in the Mid Atlantic is yet to be determined. Below...track of Delta by hurricane center and by the models. Below - satellite + radar showing a strong cold front moving out of Great Lakes that may result in gusty storms over New England today....otherwise strong gusty winds over the Northeast today and tonight...gusts to 50 mph possible.  Below - today's threat of severe weather - animated maps - rainfall through Sunday. Lastly - snapshot weather for Thursday. Be safe.   Above - Hurricane Delta heads for the Gulf - now with 85 mph winds and likely to be a major hurricane in next couple of days. Odds are favoring landfall in Louisiana....but still too soon to pinpoint. Below - hurricane center track......tracks of the models......satellite of tropical Atlantic. Below - early satellite + radar showing the calmness. Animated maps for next 2 days.....rainfall through Saturday. Below - snapshot weather for Wednesday. Be safe !   A front with some showers for Northeast today.....otherwise heavier rain and storms for Florida. Rest of the Nation - high and dry. Below - animated maps for next 2 days - plus - rainfall through Friday - then satellite of the tropical Atlantic Below - track of not yet named Delta. Note: T.Storm Gamma will move around southern Gulf and as Delta moves into Gulf it will get absorbed by Delta and then Delta....which should become a hurricane will head for central Gulf Coast on Friday. Below - snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.   Satellite above shows clouds and some showers from Upper Midwest through the Great Lakes ....moving into Northeast into Friday. Remainder of the Nation - dry and quiet. Below - animated maps, rainfall through Monday, tropical Atlantic. Below - snapshot weather for Friday. Be safe !   Satellite + radar above shows one front moving across the East Coast with heavy rain over the Northeast and moving out. A second front over the Upper Midwest will clear the East coast Friday....and yet a 3rd system will bring some rain to East Coast Monday. Below - animated maps for next 2 days - rainfall through Sunday - Atlantic tropical outlook. Below - snapshot weather for Thursday. Be safe.   Satellite + radar above tell the story. Jet stream digging south across the Plains ejecting moisture north up the East Coast and Across the Great Lakes. This all spells heavy rain for the Eastern half of the Nation. Meanwhile getting very warm again out west....as it gradually cools down with the rain in the east. Below.....animated maps....severe weather threat for today and rainfall through Friday. Below - latest Atlantic tropical map + snapshot weather for Tuesday.  Above - satellite + radar shows left over moisture from Beta over Carolinas. Front crossing the No. Plains will be one of several to come east and produce a significant cool down next week. Below - tropical basin satellite picture....for once - quiet.  below - animated maps for next 2 days - rainfall through Tuesday - snapshot weather for Saturday. Be safe.  Above - radar + satellite showing moisture from Beta over Ohio Valley and south....much of which will weaken and move east. Showers and some srtorms over the Great Lakes will also weaken in time. Showers in the Northwest. Overall a warm pattern which should hold into weekend. Below - tropical Atlantic Basin, animated maps, rainfall through Monday. Snapshot weather for Friday below. Be safe.   Teddy moving across Nova Scotia.....remains of Beta in Lower Mississippi Valley and some showers from The Northwest to Northern Plains. Below - track of Beta...Teddy...and quiet picture of Atlantic Basin. Below - rainfall through Sunday......snapshot weather for Thursday. Be safe.  Satellite + radar show large hurricane Teddy headed for Canadian Maritimes.....gusty winds for Cape Cod.....dangerous rip currents along the East Coast. Tropical storm Beta over central Texas coast...bringing heavy rains....not so much wind. A few showers cross the Great Lakes. Below - tracks for both tropical systems and map of Atlantic Basin. Below - animated maps for the next 2 days....rainfall through Saturday - snapshot weather for Wednesday. Be safe !!!  Satellite + radar above shows Hurricane Teddy passing east of Bermuda and headed for Canadian Maritimes. T.S. Beta in western Gulf with rain and wind there. A few showers crossing the Great Lakes. Below - track of Beta and Teddy and shot of Atlantic basin. Below - animated maps for next 2 days - rainfall through Friday. Snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.   Above- Cat 4 - Hurricane Teddy with 140 mph winds will move northwest and then north passing to the east of Bermuda Sunday night. After that he will likely make landfall over Nova Scotia. He will produce rough surf along the East Coast. Below - track of Teddy.....map of Atlantic Basin...and new tropical depression track in the Gulf of Mexico, likely to become Wilfred. Below - animated maps for the next 2 days - rainfall through Tuesday and satellite + radar combo. Below - snapshot weather for Saturday. Enjoy your last weekend of summer and remember to remain safe.   Satellite + radar above shows that with the exception of the rain from Sally over The Southeast....most of the Nation - dry and staying that way into next week. Below - current Atlantic map....track of Sally and Teddy. Below - rainfall through Tuesday......snapshot weather for Friday. Be safe. Check out my blog on www.walkradio.com.  Above- satellite shows Sally some 50 miles south of Mobile, ALABAMA early Wednesday morning with 110 mph winds - a Cat 2 storm. Due to the slow forward speed...extremely heavy rain and flooding...storm surge. Below - track of Sally - track of Teddy - and map of Atlantic Basic....soon to be born Tropical Storm Wilfred and then onto the Greek alphabet. Below- satellite + radar of entire Nation + rainfall through Sunday. Below - snapshot weather for Thursday. Be safe.   Satellite picture of Sally. Moving very slowly with 90-100 mph winds. Since she is moving slowly...many hours of rain...wind and storm surge for central Gulf Coast. Not likely to make landfall until Wednesday. Below - track of Sally.....track of Teddy......and rainfall through Friday. Below - map of tropical Atlantic, animated map for next 2 days Snapshot weather for Wednesday. Be safe !   Hurricane Paulette moves across Bermuda then back out into the Atlantic. Below - Sally aims for Louisiana-Mississippi border on Tuesday.  Below - tracks of Paulette - Sally - new depression Below current satellite + radar .......satellite of Atlantic basin. Below - animated maps + snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.  Above - satellite picture of the Atlantic Basin. It is peak hurricane season and this map tells it all. Paulette likely to become a hurricane and hit Bermuda Monday as a Cat 2. Rene....moving slowly west....needs to be watched and system off African coast likely to be named Sally as it heads east. Below - tracks for Paulette and Rene. Below - animated maps for next 2 days - current satellite + radar map - rainfall through Tuesday. Below - snapshot weather for Saturday. Be safe.   Showers and storms from Carolinas to New England today and tonight. Showers and storms from Great Lakes to Texas ....more rain and storms Southern Rockies as shown in the satellite + radar above. Below - satellite of Africa showing several disturbances moving across that Country ...most of which will form into storms when reaching the Atlantic.  Below - latest map of Atlantic basin....track of Paulette and Rene. Below - animated maps - rainfall through Monday. Snapshot weather for Friday....be safe.  |
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