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Tag Archives: Hurricane IGOR
IGOR, JULIA, LISA, GEORGETTE and MALAKAS
Today 21 September 2010 the worldwide tropics and extra-tropical regions are populated by a veritable menagerie of tropical cyclones. Hurricane IGOR continues to move north near Newfoundland, Canada with sustained winds of 80+ mph, it would appear Igor is … Continue reading
THE LAST DAYS OF SUMMER 2010
As the Earth’s axis tilts while orbiting the Sun, we are approaching the date when the Sun will be directly above the equator and one of two times during the year when day and night will have equal duration. This … Continue reading