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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Tropical Storm Tomas: Strengthening at the wrong time!
Tomas managed to survive its encounter with an adverse atmospheric environment for most of the day yesterday when it was barely a tropical depression. The system got better organized late yesterday and regained tropical storm strength. Today 4 November 2010 … Continue reading
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Tagged Caribbean, catstrophe, Cuba, deforestation, Haiti, human impact, Jamaica, Storm surge, Tropical Storm TOMAS
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TOMAS: an uncertain future
Tropical cyclone Tomas has encountered a rather complex atmospheric environment where numerous external factors are affecting the system, to the point where its survival as a viable tropical cyclone is doubtful. In the morning of 3 November 2010 Tomas is … Continue reading