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Tag Archives: Tropical Storm Matthew
The Peak of the 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Season
The month of September 2010 is not over yet and it is already one for the record books in terms of tropical cyclone activity. We have seen plenty of activity throughout the larger basin, in the tropical North Atlantic, in … Continue reading
MATTHEW: THE SEQUEL
Early this morning of Sunday 26 Seeptember 2010 tropical depression MATTHEW was over western Chiapas in Mexico, generating heavy rains over a large area of central and souther Mexico, and affecting areas of central and eastern Mexico that were … Continue reading