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Tag Archives: North Carolina
FLORENCE AND COMPANY ARE ON THE MOVE!
What a spectacle we are having as the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane season has entered its peak phase right on target, based on the historical record. Three named tropical cyclones, FLORENCE, HELENE, and ISAAC, plus two other potentially cyclonic systems are … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Flooding, Hazards, Hurricanes, NEWS - NOTICIAS, Storm Surge, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season, Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane Florence, Hurricane Helene, North Carolina, South Carolina, the Caribbean, Tropical storm Isaac
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Could that be Ana out there?
There has been so much foul weather and storms since the start of the year that most have failed to take notice that silently, almost stealthily, the ‘official’ start of the 2015 Atlantic Hurricane Season has crept closer and closer, … Continue reading