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08/28/2022, 8:56 am EDT

Suppressed Tropics in August About to Change?

Circumstances leading to an unusually dry mid-troposphere during August should start to ease in early September and allow tropical cyclone development to occur and flourish in some sectors. Tropical Disturbance 91L in the central North Atlantic tropics has a chance to become a tropical cyclone while an uptick in southwest Gulf of Mexico and outer North Atlantic tropics activity is likely by late this week.
08/26/2022, 8:38 am EDT

Europe Drought Pattern to Fade

Latest week 2-4 outlook for Europe reveals steady increasing wet risk to evolve in September leading to a fade of the historic summer of 2022 drought pattern.
08/26/2022, 8:19 am EDT

ECM Week 1-6 Outlook Suggests Peak of Tropical Cyclone Season is Around October 1st in North Atlantic

ECMWF indicates the low relative humidity in the low-to-middle troposphere across the central North Atlantic tropics inhibiting August tropical cyclone development eases very slowly in September and not until late month and early October is that pattern favorable for widespread tropical threats. A late peak of season this year!
08/25/2022, 8:03 pm EDT

If NEP22A/NEP22B Merge…Cold East U.S. November Likely

Currently, two "warm blobs" are in the northeastern Pacific Ocean. A similar signature was present during early autumn 2014. What happened? The "Warm blobs" merged, and the atmosphere responded with a "ridge bridge" pattern across Alaska and compensating downstream "polar vortex" in the East U.S. by November. A similar scenario is POTENTIALLY setting up now!