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Episode 58: Can Two Gulf Storms Merge Into A Superstorm? Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus Answers
You’d probably have to go back to 2005 to get the same kind of tropical storm/hurricane activity in the Gulf of Mexico like we’ve had recently. Dr. Josh Eachus- chief meteorologist with WBRZ Channel 2 breaks it down for us.
The thing that is most intriguing about what will develop over THIS weekend with two Gulf storms is widespread speculation in social media of a Fujiwhara Effect. That’s what is described on what could happen if two storms merge. Dr. Josh says it won’t be like the Day After Tomorrow film, but we need to watch BOTH storms carefully—Laura and then later Marco. Here’s why….
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By Scotty Mac ProductionsYou’d probably have to go back to 2005 to get the same kind of tropical storm/hurricane activity in the Gulf of Mexico like we’ve had recently. Dr. Josh Eachus- chief meteorologist with WBRZ Channel 2 breaks it down for us.
The thing that is most intriguing about what will develop over THIS weekend with two Gulf storms is widespread speculation in social media of a Fujiwhara Effect. That’s what is described on what could happen if two storms merge. Dr. Josh says it won’t be like the Day After Tomorrow film, but we need to watch BOTH storms carefully—Laura and then later Marco. Here’s why….