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Tag Archives: hail
5 April 2012 – It’s Florida’s turn!
Over the past few days we have watched as severe stormy weather developed over the southern and southeastern USA, from Texas to Virginia. Tornado destruction in Texas was widely on display on TV’s evening news. Atmospheric conditions that generated such … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Tornado, Weather
Tagged Cold front, El Nino, hail, La Nina, Mid Atlantic Oscillation, Rip currrents, South Florida, Stormy weather, Wind flow
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April 2011: Extreme Weather Events
In the spring and early summer of 1998 I researched various sources to write a paper titled The Need for Action to Confront Potential Consequences of Global Climate Change on a Regional Basis, to set the topics of discussion for one … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Featured, Global Warming, Hazards, Science, Sea Level Rise, Storm Surge, Tornado, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged extreme rain, Extreme weather events, global warming, hail, jet strean, major disaster declaration, precipitation, Sea level rise, Sea surface temperature, super-cell storms, tornadoes
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