Weather, Storms & Hurricane Blog

Well it looks like I’m going to be away from home a few days. I’ll be checking in Sunday evening to JFK Medical Center in West Palm Beach, FL for some surgery that will be done on Tuesday morning. I had a foot injury last summer and now a callus formed on my right foot […]

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Sure glad the alarm clock has backup power (batteries) from the last hurricane, because when I got up this morning in the blackness of the early morning there was no power. The power kept rolling on and off over 30 minutes and I’m trying to get this post in before it does it again. Likely […]

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The raw and cold rainy day continues here in South Florida. The cold is to stick around for the rest of the day, but the rains should come to a end soon as the front clears through the area. The temperature actually was dropping for the first half of the day and now has stopped. […]

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It’s a very nasty grey and wet morning here in South Florida, with temperatures in the mid 50s inland and 60s in the metro area’s. Light to moderate rains falling off and on the last few hours, and radar showing a nice large batch of moderate rains moving in on the southwest coast of Florida […]

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Busy last twenty four hours with a video project I picked up in West Palm. Had little time on Monday for my post that I wanted to publish and still do, but for right now, I’m going to post a Moments series post.
The above is what once was a very impressive supercell over Kansas in […]

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It’s been one mild winter here in Florida and this past weekend was so awesome. We enjoyed full sun and blue skies, with temperatures in the lower 80s and a nice tropical southeast wind flow. The beaches were packed not only with our northern Snow Birds, but just as many locals taking in the March […]

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If you live in Florida, you know all to well about lightning. Florida is the nations top lightning state and with the most deaths from lightning each year. On average, lightning is responsible for more weather-related deaths in Florida than all other weather hazards combined, and Florida has the highest number of lightning casualties of […]

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