Weatherguy757

So let's get into the 2023 hurricane season. We are officially in an El nino atmospheric season. Typically with an El nino season hurricane season is not bad. That is because the weather on the east coast is cooler and wetter. Now with the picture that I have the ocean temperatures are above normal right now. But the problem is that there will be multiple cold fronts coming through that will pick up these hurricanes and have a virtual block on the east coast. My prediction for the 2023 season is that we will have 18 name storms 10 to 12 will be hurricanes with three being major. But do remember it only takes one to affect your area.

Something to keep in mind for next weekend. Models are showing for a possible snowstorm. Last potential was different as the Gfs showed a massive snowstorm for the east coast And the euro had a Midwest blizzard. Well the euro got it right. The euro usually gets it right for east coast storms. So now we have the Gfs calling for rain and the euro has locked in a snowstorm for our area. I will not post amounts because no one knows. But rule of thumb if euro constantly spits out an east coast storm... You should monitor. Also to note the Gfs operational (all rain) does no match up to it's ensembles. The ensembles look similar to the euro ensembles and operational. Another red flag that the Gfs has no idea. Will keep you posted.

Severe thunderstorm for Southampton county. Will be on the peninsula around 330. If line does hold up expect winds over 50, localized flooding as leafs are clogging drains. Stay safe y'all.

Gfs shifts back east...