
Incoming Wet / Hurricane Erin
Going to kick off this quick post with this amazing view from inside Hurricane Erin, currently moving across the tropical Atlantic. Was a Cat 5
Conditions at local time 07:22 on 18 August 2025
Latitude S 30° 30' 00" | Longitude E 152° 52' 59" | Elevation 15 m
Going to kick off this quick post with this amazing view from inside Hurricane Erin, currently moving across the tropical Atlantic. Was a Cat 5
Starting off long term and then looking short term…and (with thanks to Yale Climate Connections, whose words I’m adapting below) multiple studies now suggest that
Wow, a lot to get through in this post! Will keep it as short and sweet as I can. First off…here’s some of the content
We’re still on track for some very cold air to move up from deep down south and across our area over this weekend. The upper
We’ve had a good storm move through to our south over the weekend, and it looks like another system will move across NSW to our
it’s been a while since a post so a chance for some ramblings about what’s happening, and likely to happen. it’s rainy and cold as
As promised a quick update on the ECL currently developing to our north. Here’s where it is sitting right now: …and here’s how models continue
Another beautiful day in paradise today – in fact you might not know it was mid-winter, with warm sunshine and (at least in this part
We’re just about to hit mid-winter – the day when the daylight is at it’s shortest and the night is longest. By the end of