Hello, this is an outlook of the tropics that covers the Northern Hemisphere! North Atlantic Hurricane Nigel peaked yesterday and is now downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane with sustained winds of 90 mph (150 kmh). Its outflow is starting to get hindered, which should allow further weakening as the storm heads northeast and stays out to sea. The area of interest in the central Atlantic remains at 70% chance to form into a tropical depression within the next 7 days. Again, it's too soon as to where the potential track and the impacts will be. The area of interest located off just north of the Abaco Islands, Bahamas has a 40% chance to form into a (sub)tropical depression within the next 7 days. People in the Southeast like South Carolina and North Carolina and in the Mid-Atlantic states should be prepared for heavy precipitation. Eastern Pacific Tropical storm Kenneth slightly strengthens with winds of 50 mph (85 kmh) and should be near or at its peak intensity. Mid-level wind shear is expected to increase soon as the storm remains out to sea. Invest 96E has a 30% chance to form into a tropical depression within the next 7 days before conditions become unfavorable for further development. A new area of interest has a 40% chance to form into a tropical depression within the next 7 days. Western Pacific Invest 96W chances have dropped to 10% for forming into a tropical depression due a sharp increase in wind shear. North Indian Invest 98A is slowing moving across the western part of the state of Gujarat, India. 98A is not expected to develop into a tropical depression.

Hello, I hope everyone is having a great day! Are you someone who is wondering if there will be rain, a heatwave, a hurricane, or a bomb cyclone? Well this place is just for you. Local weekly weather updates will be provided for Chatham, New Jersey. It's important for our town to stay up to date to ever-changing conditions. Everyone's day and plans are affected by the weather, like the clothes we wear. One day could be sunny while the next day could be stormy. As for extreme weather updates, there will be outlooks about any potential hurricanes that could form and their impacts. For example, there would be updates on a hurricane that could bring significant impact to Florida or a typhoon striking the Philippines. Having these updates are not only crucial for people's safety, but also gives a deeper dive into the world of tropics. During the winter, there will be updates on potential storms affecting our area. Ultimately, the weather can be unpredictable, but I hope you will keep in touch for the most accurate updates.

Hello, this is your mid-week outlook for Chatham, New Jersey! Wednesday 9/20: Partly cloudy skies ⛅. Winds are a light breeze. Daytime high 75°F and nighttime low 50°F. Thursday 9/21: Sunny ☀️. Winds are a light breeze. Daytime high 74°F and nighttime low 51°F. Friday 9/22: Partly cloudy skies in the morning ⛅ followed by increasing clouds in the afternoon☁️. Winds are a gentle breeze. Daytime high 73°F and nighttime low 54°F. Saturday 9/23: First day of astronomical autumn 🍂! Overcast skies accompanied by intermittent showers throughout the day 🌧. Winds are a moderate breeze. Daytime high 65°F and nighttime low 58°F. Concluding thoughts: Enjoy the sunny and pleasant conditions for the next few days, but be prepare for precipitation this Saturday.

Hello, this is an outlook of the tropics that covers the Northern Hemisphere! North Atlantic Hurricane Nigel continues to intensify to a Category 2 hurricane with sustained winds of 100 mph (155 kmh) and should be nearing its peak intensity within the next 12 hours. The storm is still expected to remain as a Category 2 as it stays out to sea. An area of interest in the central Atlantic has a 70% chance to form into a tropical depression within the next 7 days. Note that it's too soon as to where the potential track is for this area of interest. An area interest located off the coast of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and northeastern Florida has a 30% chance to form into a (sub)tropical depression within the next 7 days. Even if it does not develop, heavy rainfall is still expected for the Mid-Atlantic this weekend, including our area. Eastern Pacific Tropical storm Kenneth is named in the Eastern Pacific with sustained winds of 45 mph (75 kmh). Kenneth is forecast to slightly strengthen more before increasing wind shear causes the storm to weaken and is expected stay out to sea. Western Pacific Two new disturbances Invests 98W and 99W, are not expected to form. Invest 96W has a 30% chance to form into a tropical depression within the next 7 days and could become our next storm for the season. North Indian Invest 98A is located overland in the state of Gujarat, India while Invest 97B is located in the Bay of Bengal. Both have very low chances to develop into a tropical depression.