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Monthly Archives: August 2010
A TROPICAL SYSTEM THAT WON’T QUIT
Around 28/29 July 2010 an cell of low pressure generating intense rain and storms developed off the east coast of Florida some 150 miles from St. Augustine. While this weather system initially showed little movement it eventually starting moving … Continue reading
2010 vs 2009 Atlantic and Pacific Water Temperature
Sea surface water temperature is a contributor, together with several other factors, to hurricane formation (cyclogenesis); because of this satellites use remote-sensing filters to measure surface water temperature over the ocean. Regarding sea surface water temperature it is important to … Continue reading