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Tag Archives: 2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Two Hurricanes in three days!
Today the 15th of September 2013 marks the 107th day of the 2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season, which until just 3 days ago had failed to generate a single hurricane and produced mostly nondescript tropical depressions and seven named tropical cyclones, … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Hurricanes, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged 2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season, Atlantic Basin, Esatern Pacific, Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane Ingrid, Japan, Mexico, the Pilippines, Tropiacl Storm Humberto, Tropical Storm Man-Yi, Tropical Storm Manuel
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ERIN: The 5th named storm of the season
Generating from a strong tropical wave emerging from Equatorial Africa over the Cape Verde Islands, Tropical Storm ERIN is now the 5th named tropical cyclone of the 2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season. As of this morning at 0500 EST ERIN was … Continue reading