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Tag Archives: Tropical Storm JULIA
14 September 2016: There is a trio in the Atlantic!
Yesterday morning residents of Southeast Florida woke-up to find a dark sky and a wall of storm clouds covering the eastern horizon, rather than the bright orange, red and yellows signaling the sunrise in paradise. Satellite images revealed this bleak … Continue reading
Posted in Cyclogenesis, Featured, Hurricanes, Storm Surge, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Depression, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Typhoon
Tagged 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season, Atlantic Ocean, Cape Verde Islands, Florida, Hurricane ORLENE, Super typhoon MERANTI, Tropical storm IAN, Tropical Storm JULIA, Typhoon MALAKAS
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IGOR, JULIA, LISA, GEORGETTE and MALAKAS
Today 21 September 2010 the worldwide tropics and extra-tropical regions are populated by a veritable menagerie of tropical cyclones. Hurricane IGOR continues to move north near Newfoundland, Canada with sustained winds of 80+ mph, it would appear Igor is … Continue reading