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Tag Archives: 2016 East Pacific hurricane season
9 September 2016: Tropical North Atlantic is Loaded!
This Friday 9 September marks the 101st day of the 183-day annual ‘official’ Atlantic hurricane season, which means 45% of the season still remains ahead of us including those days in September that historically have generated most of the hurricane … Continue reading
It is Labor Day 2016: Remain alert, Hermine, Lester and Newton are out there!
Florida got hit by a land-falling hurricane, after eleven years of dodging impacts from tropical cyclones, when HERMINE came on shore in Apalachee Bay the early morning of 2 September. This was quite a feat indeed, when you consider there … Continue reading
Posted in Cyclogenesis, Featured, Flooding, Hazard Mitigation, Hurricanes, Storm Surge, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season, 2016 East Pacific hurricane season, Equatorial Africa, Extra tropical cyclone HERMINE, Florida, Hawaii, Hurricane alley, Mexico, Tropical storm LESTER, Tropical storm NEWTON
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