While we enjoy our dry yet warm weather, the tropics give us a subtle reminder that it's important to remain prepared during hurricane season. While it's impossible to tell exactly where the system will go, it's certainly something to keep an eye on as we move forward in time. pic.twitter.com/kIGUss6KQr
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) September 21, 2022
There’s a lot of hype about a storm that has not developed yet, but people are placing blind faith in >7-day operational model runs.
I give two reasons why these long-term models pertaining to a disorganized tropical wave should not be treated as a locked-in prediction. pic.twitter.com/9B9D0N5eS2
— Charles Roop (@CharlesRoopWCTV) September 21, 2022
A few showers have developed this evening near Foley, Bon Secour, Gasque, and Gulf Highlands in southern Baldwin County, AL. Showers are also happening on the other side of the bay near Bayou La Batre, Delchamps, and Alabama Port.
Most communities locally will remain dry today. pic.twitter.com/HmSfBqmyyb
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) September 21, 2022
The battle to be 1st has gone too far. I know AccuWeather prides themselves on their exclusive products but this defeats the purpose of a unified weather message. NHC hasn’t even put out a cone. How do we bring trust to the viewer when they say one thing and the rest say another? https://t.co/8YV7rPLSIS
— Zach Covey (@ZachCoveyTV) September 21, 2022
Emphasis on "there is no skill in forecasting the placement or intensity of a tropical storm more than 7 days out." https://t.co/4OXH3FB51Y
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) September 21, 2022
