Tropical Storm #Emily in open waters of the far Eastern Atlantic is just a harmless swirl of clouds Monday morning. Unless develops storms soon NHC will call it. 21Aug2023
Pics: Visible and infrared satellite images.

Tropical Storm #Gert designated overnight (Formerly #TD6). Was upgraded after satellite data supported 40mph(65km/h) winds which is just enough to be classified as Tropical Storm. Still disorganized, exposed center and expected to fall apart further soon. 21Aug2023

#Hilary is now post-tropical (lost it's tropical characteristics). Dangerous conditions and some rains will still persist. For storm updates, please see local NWS offices as NHC no longer provides regular updates at this point.
2aPDT/5aEDT 21Aug2023

Invest 90L in Caribbean becomes Tropical Storm Franklin. System may bring heavy rains to portions of Hispaniola (Haiti / Dominican Republic) and Puerto Rico region as well as near Hurricane conditions to Hispaniola.
Future path may zigzag and bares watching still.
20Aug2023 5pAST

Invest #90L in Caribbean being monitored by NOAA plane to see what's under the clouds in person Sunday afternoon. This area of scattered showers and breezy conditions may try to develop into our next tropical system as meanders around. 20Aug2023

Invest #91L scattered showers in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico, heading West. May try to develop just before coming into Texas/Mexico region around Tuesday. 20Aug2023

Invest #98L has become Tropical Storm #Emily in the open waters of the Atlantic. May only be around a few days (if that). Plowing into heavy area of dry dusty air (SAL) and wind shear ahead. 20Aug2023

Tornadoes can commonly be found in tropical systems, mainly(but not limited to) Northeast of storm center. These tend to be(but not limited to) short lived weaker variety that may pop up & disappear just as fast, usually traveling in direction of the rain/storm that spawned it. #Hilary 20Aug2023

Rains continue to be pulled up across portions of the the Western US Sunday morning. 4:50amPDT 20Aug2023

Reminder: Invest are numbered 90 through 99 then the numbers repeat so always check dates when looking up information. The L after the number represents Atlantic basin. It's a way to start tracking for data collection and communication purposes essentially.
19Aug2023
(7/7)

Another area just emerging off of Africa may follow in the footsteps of invest 98L.
19Aug2023
(6/x)

Invest #98L far out in the Eastern Atlantic may be a short lived low end system similar to TD6 as well. But it's also about to run into wind shear and plowing into very dry dusty air.
19Aug2023
(5/x)

Invest #99L has become Tropical Depression Six #TD6. But it's facing wind shear and running into a plume of dry dusty air (SAL). Not expected to last long.
19Aug2023
(4/x)

Invest #90L moving through the Eastern Caribbean bringing breezy conditions and plenty of scattered showers. Radar shows a general low level spin with it. May turn North / meander around soon though. May be watching a few days but nothing definitive in models yet.
19Aug2023
(3/x)

The area around South Florida expected to continue Westward quickly across the Gulf of Mexico. It may try and develop just as approaches the Texas / North Mexico coast early this week.
19Aug2023
(2/X)

Atlantic trying to look like September out there!

But looking under the hood we find hostile environment (SAL, wind shear) for these wanna be tropical cyclones.

Still expect some action though.
19Aug2023
(1/x)

Las Vegas radar is back in service after temporary repairs made Saturday afternoon! 19Aug2023

The remnants of #Fernanda will be passing near Hawaii Sunday - Tuesday. Likely to bring slight increase of trade winds, seas 6-7ft, and scattered showers (mainly Monday, better chances further South). 19Aug2023

Dry air(yellow/orange on left) appears to have reached core of Hurricane #Hilary. Clearly hurting structure. This, cool water, wind shear & land will continue to weaken(as NHC expected)
Note: This does NOT change rain impact. Hurricane is caught in funnel of moisture moving North

Hurricane #Hilary now 115mph(185km/h) Cat3. Continues to weaken as approaches Baja peninsula. Southern tip of Baja experiencing sustained winds along coast up to 40mph(64km/h), gust near 60mph(96km/h).
19Aug2023 11aPDT/2pEDT