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Tag Archives: Hurricane Tomas
Hurricane TOMAS: Uncertainty Ahead
31 October 2010 – All hollows eve day – Hurricane TOMAS now a category 2 tropical cylone is showing signs of further strengthening as it begins to come under the influence of several factors that will affect its trajectory for … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Hazards, Hurricanes, Weather
Tagged Caribbean, Florida straights, Hispaniola, Hurricane Tomas, Wind shear
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