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Tag Archives: 2015 Atlantic hurricane season
HURRICANE JOAQUIN IN THE ATLANTIC
It is getting late in the 2015 Atlantic Hurricane Season, already past the traditional historical peak of the annual season, and here we are on 2 October watching a major category 4 Hurricane JOAQUIN that has been hammering the central … Continue reading
Atlantic #6: Hurricane Fred is born
While tropical storm Erika lost its encounter with wind shear and the mountainous terrain of Hispaniola and Cuba ending up as a disorganized rain-maker, the ‘tropical wave assembly line’ in equatorial Africa continued producing tropical waves marching west toward the … Continue reading