The 2020 Atlantic Tropical Season has officially ended, but that doesn't mean storms can form after December 1st. We look back at a truly historic season in which we saw 30 named storms, 13 hurricanes, and 6 major hurricanes. The preliminary results were shared from the National Hurricane Center this week. It will be interesting to read the in-depth recap once it is completed. Meteorological winter started today and the Midwest is looking at yet more snow and cold weather. Earlier in the week, the south got into the snow including places like Nashville, TN.

It has been a slow week weather wise across the country. The tropics have quieted down and there is only one area of interest that the National Hurricane Center is looking at. A cold front is sweep across the country this weekend and its bring snow to portions of the Great Lakes and colder air to the plains. We talk a little NBA and college football too.

The tropics continue to dominate the weather news as it seems the season has no end in sight. Theta has formed in the far east Atlantic and now all eyes are on Iota. The hurricane is forecast to come ashore very close to where Eta did last week. Iota could be a category four storm at landfall. We talk about the big cold front blasting across the country and we take a look at Bobby's battle with Crohn's Disease.

Tropical Storm Eta is forecasted to make a turn to the west and then to the north later in the week and impact the Florida gulf coast. All eyes will watch the forecast track and strength forecast as the tropical storm will develop into a hurricane early this week. Across the plains, we are looking at chances of severe weather. Bonnie and Bobby go off on a tangent about Winnie The Pooh.

A major ice storm hit the plains this week including Oklahoma City. Bonnie describes what she saw as the ice began to accumulate on all surfaces. Meanwhile, Hurricane Zeta came ashore in Louisiana as a strong category two storm.

The tropics are still active as we get ever so close to closing out October. Hurricane Epsilon is churning away in the shipping channels of the Atlantic as Tropical Storm Zeta is forming off the Yucatan. Zeta is forecasted to move into Louisiana, Alabama, or Florida mid week. While the forecast track is uncertain, it looks like Zeta will be a relative weak tropical system when it comes ashore. The lower 48 states are bracing for the first real shot of cold air coming this season. Oklahoma and parts of the plains are looking at freezing rain, snow, sleet, and very cold rain. We talk about the perils about pumping gas and we remind everyone to vote.

The tropics have quieted down somewhat, however it looks like the next system will be forming very quickly. The new storm will be Epsilon, continuing this historic season. Back stateside, the cooler air has started to move south across the plain and great lakes region.

Hurricane Delta came ashore this week as a Category 2 storm on the Louisiana coastline. Delta's landfall was the fourth tropical system to hit the state this year, and it's eye came ashore a mere 13 miles from where Hurricane Laura made landfall. The storm set several weather records.

The tropics have heated up again as Tropical Storm Gamma will move into the Yucatan and then will stall out. All eyes then turn to area of favorable development to the east of the Yucatan. Conditions appear to be extremely potent for what will become Delta.

The Atlantic Hurricane season was going all out and then this week, things have died off completely. As of today, Sunday the 27th, there are no active storms or any areas that the NHC is looking at for development. The west coast is about to heat up while the east coast gets into a more typical fall like pattern.