Updated at 10 a.m.ET on Sunday, Oct.5, 2025
The National Hurricane Center has designated the tropical disturbance in the eastern Atlantic as Invest 95L.That just means we now have the hurricane-specific computer models running on the system.The strong
MIAMI – It’s been an extremely busy period for the tropical Atlantic Basin with the development of hurricanes Imelda[1] and Humberto[2] over the past few weeks, and now the National Hurricane[3] Center (NHC) is keeping its eyes on Invest 95L for possible
MIAMI – It’s been an extremely busy period for the tropical Atlantic Basin with the development of hurricanes Imelda[1] and Humberto[2] over the past few weeks, and now the National Hurricane[3] Center (NHC) is keeping its eyes on Invest 95L for possible
MIAMI – The National Hurricane[1] Center (NHC) is continuing to monitor Invest 95L in the tropical Atlantic[2] Basin, and forecasters say it will likely become our next tropical depression[3] as the system approaches the Lesser Antilles[4] later this week.
The
As the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season winds down, meteorologists will begin turning their attention to the waters surrounding Central America, where a broad area of low pressure known as the Central American Gyre (CAG)[1] could form in the coming
As the peak of the Atlantic hurricane[1] season winds down, meteorologists will begin turning their attention to the waters surrounding Central America, where a broad area of low pressure[2] known as the Central American Gyre (CAG)[3] could form in the coming
CHARLESTON, S.C.- The Southeast coast is bracing for continued coastal flooding as seasonal King Tides, this month’s Supermoon[1] and persistent onshore flow combine to push coastal water levels higher through midweek.
The unusually high tides are partially the
CHARLESTON, S.C.– The Southeast[1] coast is bracing for continued coastal flooding[2] as seasonal King Tides[3], this month’s Supermoon[4] and persistent onshore flow combine to push coastal water levels higher through midweek.
The unusually high tides are
With the first heavy snow[1] of the season on the national weather map, the calendar is quickly careening toward meteorological winter - a season that could prove complex to forecast.
In addition to a potentially fluctuating El Niño–Southern Oscillation[2], a