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Tag Archives: Precipitable Water
TROPICAL DEPRESSION #15
Three days ago in our posting “The Last Days of Summer 2010” we identified several tropical waves in the larger Atlantic basin including one approaching the Lesser Antilles, subsequently we questioned the potential for further development of the same tropical wave … 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
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