American Red Cross · Central Atlantic
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Central Atlantic Situational Awareness

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No tropical cyclone formation expected in the Atlantic outlook period. 5 Central Atlantic geographies have active NWS alerts; highest current level is Advisory in OH.

HighestAdvisoryOH
Active Areas5 / 6OH, WV, KY, VA, MD
NWS Alerts11None returned
TropicsQuietNHC official outlook

Risk Overview

ProductStatusConditions
NHCQuietNo tropical cyclone formation expected in the Atlantic outlook period.
Global Tropics Hazards OutlookQuietTropical formation outlook cached. Open the source for probability shading and dates.
GFSQuiet7 AM EST Nov 8 model panel cached for reference. NHC and CPC are the official sources.
EuroQuiet1 AM EST Nov 8 model panel cached for reference. NHC and CPC are the official sources.
Excessive RainfallQuietNo Central Atlantic flood-specific NWS alerts returned at generation time. Review WPC ERO for developing Day 1-5 risk areas.
Active Fires & PotentialAdvisory1 wildfires 10+ acres in Central Atlantic, 1 not fully contained (largest uncontained: White Cliffs, 30 acres, 90% contained, KY). NIFC 7-day fire potential outlook cached for reference.
Extreme HeatQuietNo Central Atlantic heat-specific NWS alerts returned at generation time. Continue heat monitoring through local NWS offices.
SPCQuietSPC Day 1 Convective Outlook shows no categorical risk area over Central Atlantic states today. Open SPC for the latest thunderstorm and severe outlook.
PowerOutage.usQuietOpen live dashboard for current outage counts.

SPC Convective Outlook — Central Atlantic Lookahead

SPC Day 1 Convective Outlook map
Day 1 · TodayQuietNo categorical risk area over Central Atlantic states.
Day 2 · TomorrowQuietNo categorical risk area over Central Atlantic states.
Day 3QuietNo categorical risk area over Central Atlantic states.

Categorical severe-thunderstorm risk from the Storm Prediction Center, limited to Central Atlantic states. The Day 1 map is shown; open SPC for the full national maps and discussion.

Central Atlantic Alert Map

Central Atlantic weather alert overview map

Mapped Alert Summary

AreaLevelActive AlertsEvents
OhioAdvisory2Frost Advisory
West VirginiaAdvisory3Frost Advisory, Wind Advisory
KentuckyAdvisory4Frost Advisory
VirginiaAdvisory1Frost Advisory
MarylandAdvisory1Test Message
DelawareQuiet0None returned

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NHC Atlantic Outlook

Status: No tropical cyclone formation expected in the Atlantic outlook period.
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CPC Global Tropics Hazards Outlook

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GFS North Atlantic Model Guidance

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Source time: 7 AM EST Nov 8
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ECMWF North Atlantic Model Guidance

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Source time: 1 AM EST Nov 8
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WPC Excessive Rainfall Outlook

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Fire

7-Day Significant Fire Potential

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SPC Convective Outlook

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Infrastructure

PowerOutage.us

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Open live dashboard for current outage counts.
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Watch Items

  • Treat GFS and ECMWF panels as model context only; official outlooks govern the briefing language.
  • Use the map as current alert context, not as a replacement for local NWS warning text.