Ed Piotrowski

2021 HURRICANE SEASON. The hurricane season is still nearly two months away but Dr. Phil Klotzbach and his research team at Colorado State University released their forecast for the 2021 hurricane season today. Unfortunately, it looks like another active season. The forecast calls for 17 named storm…

Tonight’s full supermoon will produce King Tides April 26-29th. The peak high tides will be Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Beyond Wednesday, high tides will gradually lower. Minor flooding is expected in the usual spots in Little River, Cherry Grove, Garden City, Murrells Inlet, and Pawleys Island but the flooding won’t come close to what we typically see in the fall. Over the next few days, you can expect high tides at the following times: Monday: 7:51 p. m. Tuesday: 8:09 a. m. , 8:40 p. m.

After an extremely wet start to 2021, it’s been very dry for the last two months. In fact, many areas have barely received half their normal amount of rain. Rainfall Since March 1st. Because things are drying out, most of the area is in moderate drought. In this stage of drought, some damage to crop…

The Leonids meteor shower is active from Nov. 8 through Nov. 30 but the peak is early in the morning on Wednesday, November 18.The Leonids occur as the earth pa

Our spring of deception is over and it’s back to winter time this week. There’s a threat of a frost/freeze over the next 3 mornings.A developing Noe

June 1 marks the beginning of the Atlantic Hurricane Season, and forecasters from Colorado State University released their updated forecast for the 2023 season

Scientists with NOAA released their updated forecast for the rest of the 2023 hurricane season and it calls for 14-21 named storms, 6-11 hurricanes and 2-5 majo

The Perseid meteor shower peaks Friday night into Saturday morning.

In one month on October 14, skywatchers in central and eastern Canada will have a front-row seat to witness the rare spectacle of an annular or “ring of fire” s

It’s been a week since major hurricane Beryl blasted through the Caribbean Sea and Texas. Now, the tropics are a virtual ghost town, and the quiet stretch looks