Jan 6, 2022 | Storm Report 2021
With apologies for the delay in producing this summary, we can now reflect on the 2021 Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico storm season. Strong frontal activity and rapidly cooling sea surface water temperatures finally battened down the hatches on the season over...
Nov 24, 2021 | Storm Report 2021
Strong wind shear dominates the reporting region now, sea temperatures have cooled and the last swirls of tropical air gradients have succumbed to frontal activity and disappeared into the muck and filth of a traditional, foul North Atlantic winter. There are still...
Nov 23, 2021 | Storm Report 2021
With apologies to my Boss, colleagues and friends in Germany whose responses to this image when I posted it last year produced an avalanche of impassioned reminders of multiple humiliating paybacks since 1966, this is nonetheless an irresistible repeat. And of course...
Nov 22, 2021 | Storm Report 2021
My sincere apologies to some addressees who did not receive either or both bulletins over the weekend. There was a glitch at this end, which is sometimes termed ‘progress’ by technical wonks. We never had these problems with morse and semaphore. You missed nothing of...
Nov 19, 2021 | Storm Report 2021
Isolated patches of rising air, particularly in the far south-western Caribbean and into the Bay of Campeche, with small areas of sea water temperatures remaining above average in places, continue to merit a weather watch. Nonetheless, increasing frontal activity and...
Nov 17, 2021 | Storm Report 2021
There are no pressure gradients of any significance nor any development across the region expected today. There are still some late pressure flurries, so we are not ready to ring down Finished With Engines just yet. Stand easy. Image Céline Tran
