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07/21/2024, 8:37 am EDT

When Will the North Atlantic Tropics Turn Dangerously Active?

Saharan Dust and upper shear are suppressing tropical cyclone development now. The environment supporting tropical cyclone development improves by the middle third of August. Hurricanes threatening the U.S. Coast, primarily Florida, is indicated by ECMWF for the last third of August.

07/19/2024, 10:12 am EDT

Emerging Hot and Dry Weather across Canada Leads to Drought Risk

In June, the climate pattern just east of the Canadian Rocky Mountains and across much of the Canadian Prairies turned somewhat drier than normal. The June pattern was quite cool. In July, the dryness expands and intensifies.

07/18/2024, 11:28 am EDT

NOAA Long-lead Probability Climate Forecast Implicate Florida for Hurricane Risk in August

The month ahead outlook valid for August 2024 identifies above normal temperature risk for the entire U.S. particularly in the Great Basin and central Appalachians. The probabilistic rainfall outlook has increased confidence for a wet pattern in the Gulf States, Florida, and Carolinas. The wet zone is a candidate for land-falling tropical cyclones in August.

07/17/2024, 8:31 am EDT

Southeast Europe/Black Sea Region Drought Continues

A major drought is in-place across Southeast Europe and Western Turkey. Drought ALERT is widespread in these areas according to the Europe Drought Observatory (EDO). The NOAA/CPC daily soil moisture analysis identifies the Southeast Europe drought extension to Southwest Russia including most of the Black Sea region.