As AccuWeather reports, this 2022 Atlantic hurricane season has definitely been a roller-coaster ride. The season began with a quick burst of storms in June and early July and was followed by a historic pause in tropical activity from mid-July through the end of August before it ramped up dramatically in September. Hurricane season in the Atlantic […]
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As Hurrican Ian’s Flooding Recedes, Mold is now the Monumental Problem
Hurricane Ian dealt a severe blow to hundreds of thousands of homes in Florida when it made landfall September 28 as a churning Category 4 monster of a storm. According to AccuWeather, storm surges in excess of 12 feet left many houses submerged in feet of water in just a short period of time. And the […]
Topsy Turvy Temps are on track for the Northeast this Fall and Winter
A wave of chilly air swept across the Northeast and Midwest just in time for the arrival of astronomical autumn, which started on September 22, but the arrival of astronomical winter on December 21 may not start in a similar fashion. As AccuWeather reports, residents across the Northeast and Midwest will experience a few winter […]
Warm Ocean Waters mean Severe Storms and Rainfall for Southeast as Fall turns to Winter
According to Accuweather meteorologists, mild winter is in the forecast for most of the southeastern U.S., but it’s not the air temperature that forecasters are keeping a close eye on. Instead, it’s the water temperature in the Gulf of Mexico and along the Atlantic Seaboard that has meteorologists’ attention. “The water temperatures are going to […]
Forecasters are Monitoring what’s next in the Atlantic in wake of Ian
In the wake of Ian, AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring specific zones of the Atlantic basin where new tropical development may occur in the coming week or two. Experts say the season is far from over, with its official close not until Nov. 30. It took over four months into the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season for the basin’s […]
A Volcano Eruption in Australia last January could affect North American Winter Weather into 2023
Meteorologists are all taking about the Triple Dip, but La Niña will not be the only meteorological force at play that could shape the weather patterns across the U.S. during the upcoming winter. As AccuWeather reports, on January 15, 2022, the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano, an underwater volcano located about 2,200 miles northeast of Sydney, […]
How to help those impacted by Hurricane Ian and Hurricane Fiona
In the wake of Hurricane Fiona and Ian, thousands of people are still picking up the pieces of what remains. AccuWeather has collected a list of several organizations that are offering services to victims and accepting donations. Project HOPE Project HOPE is an organization that works to provide care for evacuees and supports local health care […]
This Year’s Tricky Triple Dip La Niña won’t be a Carbon Copy of the Last Two
AccuWeather senior meteorologist Paul Pastelok and his team of long-range forecasters are predicting a “triple dip La Niña” for the Winter season of 2022, as it is the third winter in a row that La Niña will shape the weather patterns across the U.S. The regular climate phenomenon occurs when the water near the equator in […]
Meteorologists are Monitoring What’s Next in the Atlantic in wake of Ian
In the wake of Ian, AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring specific zones of the Atlantic basin where new tropical development may occur in the coming week or two. Experts say the season is far from over, with its official close not until November 30. It took over four months into the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season for the basin’s […]
The Latest on Hurricane Ian’s Track
It looks like this year’s Atlantic Hurricane System, which had a historically late start, with zero hurricanes throughout the month of August, is trying to make up for lost time in September. As AccuWeather reports, Floridians have rushed to evacuate ahead of Hurricane Ian as the Category 3 storm, packing maximum sustained winds of 120 […]