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Tag Archives: South Florida
For Florida, it is all about ERIKA now!
It’s been almost ten years since hurricane WILMA crossed over South Florida back of 24 October 2005 leaving a multi-billion dollar disaster in its path. Relative to this long quiet period, in terms of tropical cyclone activity, it is important … Continue reading
TD NINE – DISTURBED SOUTH FLORIDA WEATHER
The weather system over the Bay of Campeche and the Yucatan peninsula, now Tropical Depression NINE, is drifting rather slowly toward the east across the Yucatan peninsula where it is generating plenty of rain. The latest forecast has TD NINE … Continue reading