Hurricane Hilary, doing business as a tropical storm , gave Southern California and Arizona much-needed rain. Yes, they had a lot of winter runoff, but they are terrible at managing it, so more is usually better.
The aquifers will be happy, as are the climate alarmists, but the Northern Atlantic and the Gulf are the new hotness.
Three depressions, one of them a named Storm (Franklin), are milling about. Franklin has 90-mile-per-hour winds and is projected to brush past Bermuda but is not currently a threat to anything else ( cue Hey, It’s Franklin ). Invest 92L is a disorganized mess east of Franklin, visible in the image above. NOAA projects a 10% chance of cyclone formation in the next 48 hours, and while we wait, we’ve got Tropical Depression 10 currently over the Yucatan Peninsula. With maximum sustained winds of 35 miles per hour, TD10 is poised to pick up […]
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