Area near Florida unlikely to develop but could enhance weekend rains while development odds are growing for the central Atlantic next week| Eye on the Tropics
About half of Bermuda was without power early Thursday after Imelda struck during the overnight hours| Eye on the Tropics
Imelda expected to pass near or over Bermuda with 100-plus mph winds late Wednesday or during the predawn hours Thursday| Eye on the Tropics
Hurricane warnings issued for Bermuda as Imelda threatens a direct hit by late tomorrow into early Thursday| Eye on the Tropics
Bermuda now in the path of Imelda, which could bring hurricane conditions later this week| michaelrlowry.substack.com
Heavy rains still forecast along the immediate Carolina coastal plain ahead of Imelda but landfall scenarios quickly fading| Eye on the Tropics
Imelda to form and strengthen into a hurricane but slow or stall near the coasts of South Carolina or southeast Georgia early next week, bringing a threat of prolonged impacts| Eye on the Tropics
Humberto rapidly strengthens over the open Atlantic but it's the system to the west that could threaten parts of the southeast U.S. as Imelda early next week| Eye on the Tropics
Humberto forecast to become a major hurricane while Imelda could form and threaten the southeast U.S. early next week| michaelrlowry.substack.com
How much each develops may hinge on the other; interests from the Bahamas and southeastern U.S. to Bermuda should monitor| Eye on the Tropics
Newly designated Invests 93L and 94L could develop as they track deeper into the western Atlantic this week| Eye on the Tropics
Gabrielle passing east of Bermuda today as a major hurricane with two other areas in queue behind it| michaelrlowry.substack.com
Confidence increasing that Gabrielle’s center will pass east of Bermuda early next week| michaelrlowry.substack.com
September’s underperformance continues courtesy of bouts of wind shear and dry air| michaelrlowry.substack.com
New system breaks a nearly 3-week dry spell in the Atlantic at the peak of the hurricane season| michaelrlowry.substack.com
Two tropical waves could develop in the coming week but neither is a concern for the U.S.| Eye on the Tropics
A disturbance splashing into the Atlantic may gradually develop deeper into next week but poses no threat to land| Eye on the Tropics
A disturbance expected to emerge off Africa could slowly develop but poses no immediate threat to land| Eye on the Tropics
No active systems across the Atlantic at the peak of the hurricane season for the first time since 2016| Eye on the Tropics
For the second year in a row, no active Atlantic systems to start September| michaelrlowry.substack.com
Atlantic unusually quiet this week headed into the traditional hurricane season peak| michaelrlowry.substack.com
Tropical storm conditions and coastal flooding will begin affecting North Carolina’s Outer Banks by this evening| michaelrlowry.substack.com
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The Atlantic is 18 days removed from its last active tropical system. Could the dry spell end this week?| michaelrlowry.substack.com