Coastal Storm Could Near Tropical Classification You need to be logged in to view this content. Please Log In. Not a Member? Join Us
Subtropical Low will Develop in the Gulf A subtropical low will develop in the Gulf of Mexico today and that low will move inland just west of Mobile Bay tonight. Winds will the storm will be gusting over 40 mph with gusts up to75 mph. I expect NHC will name the system tonight because the system will be tropical in nature and have winds over 35 kts. If names, it would be Arlene.
A Tropical System will Develop this Week and May Impact Areas from Florida to New England You need to be logged in to view this content. Please Log In. Not a Member? Join Us
Possible Tropical Development from Recent Coastal Storm The storm that hit with the flooding rains last weekend continues spin in the Atlantic. The storm will head south and southwest toward the Southeast coast and could become a subtropical storm. If the transition to a subtropical storm occurs it would be named Alex. There is a 20% chance this happens but in any case, the storm will move back into the Carolina’s and spread heavy rains into the Carolina’s and Mid-Atlantic this weekend. We could see another round of flooding. Winds will be gusty along the Carolina’s coast with gusts over 35 mph.
