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Monthly Archives: October 2012
GOING OUT WITH A BANG?
In the course of just over one week since SANDY generated from a tropical depression in the Caribbean, became a tropical storm and reached hurricane strength as it hit Jamaica and then Cuba, also affecting Haiti and the Dominican Republic. … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Flooding, Hurricanes, Storm Surge, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Depression, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged Arabian Sea, Australia, Bay of Bengal, Caribbean, Cone of Uncertainty, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Eastern Atlantic, Eastern Pacific, Florida, Georgia, Gulf of Tonkin, Haiphong, Haiti, Hanoi, Hurricane SANDY, India, Indian Ocean, Jamaica, Maine, National Hurricane center, North Carolina, Philippines Sea, South Carolina, South China Sea, southern hemisphere, Taiwan, the Bahamas, the Philippines, Typhoon SON-TINH, Viet Nam, Western Paciific
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Tell Mother Nature is time to wind down!
Today is Monday 22 October 2012 and we are about 80% done with the “official” 2012 Atlantic Hurricane season, but Mother Nature appears to be busy stirring potential cyclonic activity in the Caribbean and west-central Atlantic that could end-up affecting … Continue reading
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