Dewpoints Set to Crash Across North Carolina as Crisp, Drier Air Moves In, Bringing Much Less Humidity and Lots of Sunshine Through Friday

North Carolina – Get ready for some much less humid air. Dewpoints are set to crash tonight as cooler, crisp air moves across North Carolina. Starting tomorrow and continuing through Friday, it will feel much less humid across the state. Drier air is already moving in across the mountains, and as it spreads east, skies

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One Hurricane Model Shows Potential Isaias Making Landfall Near Pensacola as a Category 1 Hurricane Friday Evening

Pensacola, Florida – The first specialized hurricane models for Invest 92L in the Gulf are starting to paint a possible picture for the end of the week. One of those models, the HMON, shows the system developing into Hurricane Isaias and making landfall near Pensacola, Florida as a Category 1 hurricane on Friday evening. However,

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National Hurricane Center Raises Invest 92L Development Chances to 80 Percent as Tropical Storm Isaias Looks Increasingly Likely This Week

Gulf Coast – The chances of a tropical system forming in the Gulf continue to climb. In its 2 a.m. Tuesday update, the National Hurricane Center slightly increased the odds of development for Invest 92L to 80 percent within the next 48 hours. That means it is becoming more likely that Tropical Storm Isaias will

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Hurricane Models Show Invest 92L Approaching the Northern Gulf Coast Between Eastern Louisiana and the Florida Panhandle Friday Into Saturday

Gulf Coast – The tropics are heating up in the Gulf. As of late Monday night, October 5, all four of the specialized hurricane models were showing a hurricane approaching the northern Gulf Coast somewhere between eastern Louisiana and the western Florida Panhandle on Friday into Saturday. The system, known as Invest 92L, was designated

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Bird Takeover Lights Up Radar Across the Central U.S. as an Estimated 800 Million Birds Take Flight in a Massive Fall Migration

Central United States – Weather radars across much of the eastern half of the country were blooming with birds on Sunday night. A huge fall migration was underway, with an estimated 800 million birds in flight across the United States. As the night continued, that number was expected to climb even higher and could approach

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Tornado Warning for Fort Morgan Expires as Two Possible Waterspouts Move Onshore in Baldwin County, With No Damage Reported So Far

Fort Morgan, Alabama – A tornado warning issued for Fort Morgan in coastal Baldwin County was allowed to expire at 4:30 p.m. CT on Sunday and was not extended. Radar indicated that two waterspouts may have moved onshore along the Fort Morgan Peninsula, but so far there have been no reports of damage. The situation

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Pattern Change Ahead as Colder Air and Mountain Snow Chances Increase Across the West and Northern Rockies Next Weekend Into the Week of October 12

Northern Rockies – A notable weather pattern change is increasingly showing up across the western and northern United States, beginning next weekend and continuing into the week of October 12. A stronger trough is expected to move into the region, replacing the recent warmth with colder air and increasing moisture. That combination is making mountain

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