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Severe weather in the Northeast

Posted on May 16, 2018 by

WeatherFlow Forecaster Posted in Cape Cod, Connecticut, Long Island/SE New York, Long Island/SE NY, Massachusetts North Coast, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Weather Blog

Thunderstorm season in the Northeast US is off to an eye opening start after yesterday’s severe weather outbreak. A strong squall or line of thunderstorms passed through MA down to NJ in the late afternoon and evening bringing damaging winds…

Early Spring Cold Weather Sea Breezes in the Northeast

Posted on April 11, 2018 by

WeatherFlow Forecaster Posted in Cape Cod

Early Spring Cold Weather Sea Breezes in the Northeast …

Southerly storm winds dominate the week.

Posted on March 11, 2018 by

WeatherFlow Forecaster Posted in Cape Cod

by Meteorologist, Kerry Challoner Anderson Week Overview January and February saw a strong ridge of High pressure sitting over the West coast. Consequently the West saw an early start to steady Northwesterly winds along the coast. Well as quickly as…

West Coast Wind Blog: Dec. 5, 2017. Huge high pressure creates powerful easterly winds

Posted on December 8, 2017 by

WeatherFlow Forecaster Posted in Cape Cod, Columbia River Gorge, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco

Ventura fire, Gorge, Bay, SoCal, Baja winds! by Mike Godsey Today we are seeing unusually strong late easterly winds over much of the west coast from the Gorge to the Sea of Cortez. These winds are stirring unusual late season…

West Coast Wind Blog: “I don’t sail at Viento so why should I care about the new Viento sensor…”

Posted on November 2, 2017 by

WeatherFlow Forecaster Posted in Cape Cod

Because Planning, Swell Size, Fades, Directions… by Mike Godsey, mike@iwindsurf.com How to use the Viento sensor: 1. Most days the winds build at Viento before reaching the Hatch, Swell, Event Site launch sites. So the Viento sensor gives you an…

West Coast Wind Blog: Hurricane Irma… a little diversion from west coast winds.

Posted on September 5, 2017 by

WeatherFlow Forecaster Posted in Cape Cod, Chesapeake Bay, Coastal Georgia, Coastal South Carolina, Columbia River Gorge, Connecticut, Delmarva, Los Angeles, Massachusetts North Coast, New Jersey, Outer Banks of North Carolina, Rhode Island, San Diego, San Francisco, SouthEastern North Carolina, Tidewater Virginia

Strongest Atlantic Hurricane ever in recorded history? Updated Wed. Sept 6, 2017 by Mike Godsey, mike AT iwindsurf.com Update: This first video is the eye of Irma with average winds of 185 mph Tuesday Morning. Fox News has declared that…

Eclipse Weather

Posted on August 31, 2017 by

WeatherFlow Forecaster Posted in Cape Cod, Coastal Georgia, Coastal South Carolina, Columbia River Gorge, Connecticut, Delmarva, Long Island/SE New York, Long Island/SE NY, Los Angeles, Massachusetts North Coast, New Jersey, Ontario- Simcoe, Ontario: Lake Erie, Ontario: Lake Ontario, San Francisco, SouthEastern North Carolina, Tidewater Virginia, Weather Blog

by Meteorologist, Kerry Challoner Anderson After listening to my daughter’s description of her total eclipse experience I regret not making the effort to get myself in position to be in the path of totality. Instead my experience included trying to…

West Coast Wind Blog: Modeled vertical wind profile of Hurricane Harvey

Posted on August 25, 2017 by

WeatherFlow Forecaster Posted in Cape Cod

Below is an animation of the wind patterns of Hurricane Harvey on Friday Aug. 25 as modeled by the ECMWF.

The 2017 Cape Verde Season Begins

Posted on August 3, 2017 by

WeatherFlow Forecaster Posted in Cape Cod, Chesapeake Bay, Coastal Georgia, Coastal South Carolina, Delmarva, Long Island/SE New York, Long Island/SE NY, Massachusetts North Coast, New Jersey, Outer Banks of North Carolina, SouthEastern North Carolina, Tidewater Virginia

By WeatherFlow meteorologist Shea Gibson 8/3/17 Tropics Update: The Cape Verde season is getting underway…with the NHC 8AM update giving a strong tropical wave coming off of Africa (#Invest99L) a 30% chance next 48hrs for development….and a 60% chance next…

Using Medium Range Computer Models for Guidance

Posted on July 11, 2017 by

By WeatherFlow meteorologist Shea Gibson Check out the GFS (American model) short to medium range forecast for the North Atlantic Ocean out to 384 hours (16 days). Notice the “H” bouncing around out there. This is the Bermuda-Azores High that…

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