Monthly Archives: August 2011

KATIA is Number Eleven

Posted on 2011-08-30 by Ricardo

State and local emergency management agencies with support from FEMA are busy carrying out response and damage assessment activities in countless communities from South Carolina to Maine impacted by tropical cyclone IRENE, while in other communities in Virgina and Maryland … Continue reading →

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Ten and Counting! It is still August

Posted on 2011-08-28 by Ricardo

Think back to 1992; it was 17 August when ANDREW the first-named tropical cyclone of the season was generated from a tropical depression, which had activated about half-way through Hurricane Alley some 1,000 km to the southwest of the Cape … Continue reading →

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