Monthly Archives: September 2011

Do you call this a hurricane season…?

Posted on 2011-09-17 by Ricardo

The historical record shows the September 1 – 10 period to be the most active in terms of annual cyclogenesis in the Atlantic basin, followed closely by the 10-day periods of August 21-31 and September 11-20. This 30-day period, from … Continue reading →

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Could it be #13 over the horizon?

Posted on 2011-09-06 by Ricardo

An active month of August, in tropical cyclone terms, is over and now as we move forward into September the  most active month of the season, based on the historical record, a few things are happening in the Atlantic basin.   … Continue reading →

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