

October Begins with a Blank Slate in the Atlantic but We'll Watch the Gulf
As of today, we made it through September without officially having a hurricane develop in the Atlantic, the Caribbean or the Gulf. "As of today" because at the end of the season, the National Hurricane Center will analyze all the data related to this season's storms, including data that came in after the fact. They'll determine if the wind speeds and track were correct in real time. Sometimes additional or reanalyzed data shows stronger winds, and occasionally wind speeds

Bryan Norcross
8 hours ago
