Corey Ecton - Nature Untamed

Spring is about to become a bit more interesting.

Multi-day severe weather potential is on the table. Details will be revealed with higher-quality data, but all hazards appear to be on the table, particularly for Sunday (Apr 12) and Monday (Apr 13).

This active pattern appears to sustain for awhile with more perspective days of severe risk possible.

* Map shown depicts the GFS placement of the southwest troughing.

-Corey

20250928 //2230CDT
**** Brief Tropical Update ***
..Imelda no longer a US landfall risk, but heavy rain expected for coastal Carolinas...

Good evening.

Tropical Storm is currently causing tropical storm conditions in the Bahamas as of 10pm. Max winds are 40 mph, central pressure is 998 millibars and the storm is moving due north at 9 mph. All US land tropical cyclone watches were previously discontinued.

Imelda is expected to be turned eastward over the next couple of days while moving through favorable atmospheric and warm waters. This will keep it offshore of the US East Coast. However, even with this being the case, enough tropical moisture will be pulled north into coastal areas of the Carolinas to produce heavy rainfall up to 8 inches through Tuesday. Meanwhile, the combination of and Category 4 will produce very high surf and dangerous rip currents for much of the east coast through the week.

Although it appears that the US has dodged a landfall from , the tropical season is still officially in progress and it only takes one storm to cause problems. Therefore, do not let your guard down yet if you live on the coast... we still have 2 months of the season left.

--Jeremy