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Tag Archives: the Bahamas
TROPICAL CYCLONE ACTIVITY MOVES NORTH!
The Earth’s axis continues to tilt as we near the halfway point of the northern hemisphere’s spring, and as the Sun above moves toward the Tropic of Cancer the heat content of the ocean and surface water temperature steadily increase … Continue reading
16 October 2016: The northern tropics remain restless, watch out!
The Autumn equinox in the northern hemisphere has come and gone, and as the Sun marches south of the equator overhead the southern hemisphere tropics we have started to see tropical waves and storm cells flare-up on that half of … Continue reading
Posted in Cyclogenesis, Featured, Hurricanes, NEWS - NOTICIAS, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Depression, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Typhoon, Weather
Tagged Eastern Atlantic, Florida, Hurricane alley, Hurricane NICOLE, North Atlantic basin, Northwest Pacific, Panama, South China Sea, the Bahamas, The Carolinas, the Philippines, Tyhoon SARIKA, Typhoon HAIMA
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