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Tag Archives: tropical storm EMILY
7 August 2011: Looking East
After a few days of suspense wondering what would become of EMILY, after wind shear and the mountains of Hispaniola disrupted its development and progress, on Sunday 7 August 2011 we now see the remnants of that storm at 150 … Continue reading
Posted in Cyclogenesis, Featured, Hurricanes, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged 2011 Atlantic Hurricane season, Aleutian Islands, Arabian Sea, Atlantic, Cape Verde Islands, Caribbean, China, Cyclogenesis, Eastern Atlantic, Equatorial Africa, Florida, Hurricane alley, Indian Ocean, Japan, Korean Peninsula, La Nina, Pacific, Trocial-wave assembly line, tropical storm EMILY, Tropical storm EUGENE, Tropical Storm MUIFA, Typhoon MERBOCK, Western Pacific, Yellow Sea
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2011 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Where will Tropical Storm EMILY go?
Tropical Storm EMILY, the fifth-named cyclone of the 2011 Atlantic hurricane season, appears to have stalled on its track in the eastern Caribbean earlier today. Whenever a tropical cyclone ceases to move it becomes increasingly difficult for the various … Continue reading