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Tag Archives: Barbados
21 July 2014: Tropical Depression TWO & Typhoon Matmo!
Who needs hurricanes and tropical storms when we are having a daily dosage of foul weather, with plenty of rain, lightning and thunderstorms, in South Florida? But do not get used to this daily routine and forget this is still … Continue reading →
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Posted in Featured, Hurricanes, NEWS - NOTICIAS, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Depression, Tropical Wave, Typhoon, Weather
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Tagged 2014 Atlantic Hurricane Season, Barbados, Equatorial Africa, Hurricane alley, Indian Ocean, Northwestern Pacific, Taiwan, The Philippines sea, The Virgin Islands, Tropical depression two, Tropical wave, Typhoon MATMO, Winward Islands
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Tropical Storm TOMAS: 29 October 2010
The large tropical wave we have been following as it grew more organized, stronger and bigger over the past couple of days off the coast of South America (Guyana, French Guiana) has morphed into Tropical Storm TOMAS the 19th named … Continue reading →
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