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August 2018: the Pacific Ocean is Agitated!

Posted on 2018-08-14 by Ricardo

The Pacific Ocean is by far the most active in terms of cyclogenesis,  of all oceans on Earth. Because of its vast size and depth, its immense capacity for storing solar heat and influencing our climate, the Pacific brings together all … Continue reading →

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2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season: 40% done!

Posted on 2012-08-14 by Ricardo

On this Tuesday 14 August 2012 we are approaching the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Andrew, which devastated Homestead, Florida City and part of Miami the 24th of August 1992 to then continue across the state and the Gulf of Mexico … Continue reading →

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