Support TTSally Makes Landfall; Teddy a Threat to Bermuda; Watching the Gulf Again
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90L looks like it will just be a hot mess.
Most storms look like that when they haven’t developed yet lol
Hello Levi,
wouldn’t it be an interesting to have a look at IANOS in the Mediterranean, as it almost has characteristics of a hurricane?
A rare event.
Regards
Michael
Great analysis.
As she approaches the US East Coast, Sally will draw very humid air from the warm West Atlantic.
Sally can cause floods in Georgia and South and North Carolina.
Teddy has a chance to become the strongest hurricane in the Atlantic this season.
I don’t think so. It has been in an area of 15 knots of windshear for a long time and I don’t think that will change for a while.