Late tomorrow this warm and extremely humid air mass will bear fruit and likely produce a round of severe weather as a cold front moves through. Tropical storm Nana will threaten land, and a couple of other candidates for tropical development are emerging.

We’ll finish August out in a beautiful way. After a few showers and storms, cooler and drier air will drain into the region in time for September, courtesy of a tropical system. This one won’t be a problem, but other storms are in the Atlantic. We’ll also watch the mugginess make a return for a time late in the week.

In this episode we discuss how the remnants of Hurricane Laura will affect our weather. We also debunk some of the hype surrounding what has gone on so far in our hurricane season by taking a look at the ACE.

The SPC has us in an enhanced risk of severe storms tomorrow, including tornado potential. We’ll go through the dynamics. Major hurricane Laura is also about to make landfall in Louisiana. We’ll discuss what the impacts will be there and here

Laura will make landfall along the Gulf Coast with winds possibly up 130 mph and up to 13’ or storm surge

A cold front will bear down on the NYC area tomorrow with a risk of strong to severe storms. Tropical storm Laura will continue to intensify as it enters the Gulf of Mexico

Hot and humid weather expected on Monday and Tuesday. Also, Marco may produce some destructive storm surge along the LA coast while Laura may strengthen into a major hurricane.

In a year in which tropical systems have been forming at a record pace, we will watch for two storms to possibly become hurricanes and affect the Gulf Coast in quick succession. The warmth and humidity will also build the next couple of days locally, and we may see severe weather on Tuesday.

The weather for NYC and Long Island remains quiet, so let’s talk about two tropical cyclones that may make landfall in the U.S. early next week. Bear with my speech impediment lol

A beautiful week lies ahead of us with comfortable temperatures and little rainfall. The tropics are becoming more active again, and this could have implications for us down the road.