Tag: tropical depression two

at 11:11 AM by Pierce Larkin

Tropical Depression Two Forms Over The Atlantic

Yesterday afternoon, Tropical Depression Two formed off the coast of the Carolinas in the Atlantic ocean. The system was fairly weak, and still is. It currently has winds of 35 mph and 1009 mb, but is expected to strengthen into a Tropical Storm later today. When I saw that this was Tropical Depression Two, I was […]

at 11:11 AM by Zack Leasor

Tropical Update

Tropical Depression Two continues to look weak this morning with winds remaining below tropical storm thresholds (<39mph). Check out the latest visible satellite imagery which shows this disturbance sitting about 900 miles east of the Lesser Antilles. Most of the convection is to the west of the center of low pressure. Over the next several […]

at 3:15 PM by Zack Leasor

Tropical Depression Forms in the Atlantic Ocean

The National Hurricane Center has been keeping a close eye on a tropical disturbance way out over the Atlantic Ocean today. The area of low pressure is currently around 1250 miles east of the Lesser Antilles and has been showing signs of better organization throughout the day. This area of low pressure has just become […]