TS Hanna makes landfall. All eyes on Ike

Tropical Storm Hanna
It was a wild ride last night here in eastern N.C. Our top wind gust so far was 43 MPH. We got a total of 0.92 inches of rain from yesterday morning when Hanna's outer rain bands started to come ashore. Hanna made landfall last night around 3:20 AM on the S.C./N.C. border. Hanna is expected to race up the U.S. East Coast today and tomorrow and merge back out into the Atlantic.

Hurricane Ike
Evacuations have already begun in south Florida. Ike has top winds of 115 MPH gusting up to 140 MPH. Ike is expected to impact Cuba late Sunday as a category 4 hurricane and then emerge into the GOM and might cause problems for a lot of the Gulf Coast. All residents from Florida to Texas should closely monitor the progress of this system.

Tropical Depression One-E

A tropical depression has formed just south of Nicaragua and looking pretty impressive on satellite. This system is forecasted to strengthen to a mild tropical storm before it makes landfall in Nicaragua/Honduras/EL Salvidor. Here is the latest satellite.

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! Special Tropical Weather Post ! on the E-PAC

INVEST 90E has developed in the EPAC. Most of the models show INVEST 90E continuing to drift north and hit Nicaragua, EL Salvidor, or Guatemala. This storm continues to look impress on satellite and may contain VERY HEAVY RAINS and may cause FLOODING. This storm also could reach Tropical Depression statues before making landfall. Here is the latest satellite image.

1. Courtesy of The Weather Channel

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Hurricane Season

Hurricane season official starts in 9 days. NO tropical weather formation is expected for the next 48 hours. I might have a report from Cape Canaveral, Florida on The 31st or June 1st. I will have to see what computer access I have. Recent runs of the GFS and ECMWF Show that there could be possible development of a tropical depression or a tropical storm in the Eastern Pacific just off the coast of Guatemala May 28/29.
If such storm developes i will most likely post a Special Tropical Weather Post or STWP.

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Starting back up

He everyone ill be back posting again around June 10th.
Don't forget the Atlantic 2008 Hurricane season begins June 1st.

Thanks for visiting

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TROPICAL STORM OLGA

Tropical storm Olga is now entering the Caribbean were there is warmer waters. Olga is expected to continue her westward movement. Here is the latest computer models / satellite imagery / and forecast track. I might post again later today

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INVEST 94L

94L is an area of disturbed weather just west of Puerto Rico. 94L has become better organized since yesterday and has the capabilities of becoming a tropical storm. Here is the latest satellite imagery of 94L. For more info go to the National Hurricane Center website.

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