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Tag Archives: GOES satellite
Could it be #13 over the horizon?
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
Posted in Cyclogenesis, Featured, Hurricanes, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Depression, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged Atlantic, Belt of tropical activity, Center track prediction, GOES satellite, Hurricane forecasting, Hurricane KATIA, NOAA, Southeastern USA, Tropical Storm LEE, Tropical wave
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February 2011: Severe Winter Weather Continues
My recent posting on the so-called Pineapple Express illustrated how the influence of this atmospheric river leads to a pattern of weather pulses, which originate over the central Pacific and generate large storm systems as they come over land … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Tornado, Weather
Tagged alerts, arctict jet stream, atmospheric river, Extreme weather, GOES satellite, NASA, NOAA, storms, Winter
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