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Tag Archives: the Yucatan Peninsula
# 14 IS HERE! A DELUGE IN NICARAGUA!
Some ten days ago, around September 26 or 27, a couple of disturbed weather cells formed in the southeastern Caribbean to the east of Costa Rica and Nicaragua, just as we were monitoring tropical cyclones KIRK and LESLIE in the … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Flooding, Hazards, Hurricanes, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Depression, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season, Belize, Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane SRGIO, Nicaragua, the Yucatan Peninsula, Torrential rain, Tropical depression #14
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2011 Atlantic Hurricane Season: a New Level of Activity Ahead?
In my recent post 2011 Atlantic Hurricane Season: an Empirical Assessment I shared some thoughts on the relative inactivity during the first seven weeks of the 2011 season, based on my observations thus far. Now, here I am just one … Continue reading
Posted in Cyclogenesis, Featured, Hurricanes, Science, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged 2011 Atlantic Hurricane season, Cancun, Cyclogenesis, Eastern Atlantic, Equatorial Africa, Florida straits, Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane alley, Mexico, sea surface temperature. coupled ocean-atmosphere, the Caribbean, the Yucatan Peninsula
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