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Tag Archives: Tropical storm ERIKA
Atlantic #6: Hurricane Fred is born
While tropical storm Erika lost its encounter with wind shear and the mountainous terrain of Hispaniola and Cuba ending up as a disorganized rain-maker, the ‘tropical wave assembly line’ in equatorial Africa continued producing tropical waves marching west toward the … Continue reading
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