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Tag Archives: U.S. Drought Monitor
On 26 July 2011 – The Caribbean and Texas.
It is Tuesday 26 July 2011: a tropical wave in the northwestern Caribbean to the south of extreme western Cuba near the Cayman Islands continues to move west by northwest at 24 – 25 kph. This weather system is showing … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Featured, Forest fires, Global Warming, Hazards, Hurricanes, Science, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged 2011 Atlantic Hurricane season, Atlantic, central America, Drought, Hurricane alley, Mexico, MODIS, NASA, NOAA, Panama, TERRA satellite, Texas, the Caribbean, U.S. Drought Monitor, Yucatan Peninsula
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