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Tag Archives: USA Atlantic seaboard
Cristobal heads north!
Pushed by a strong front moving across the Southeast tropical storm Cristobal made a turn toward the north earlier today, over the southeastern Bahamas. The new forecast track for Cristobal will keep the cyclone farther away from the U.S.A. coastline … Continue reading
HURRICANE ARTHUR IS NUMBER ONE!
It started as a system of low pressure off the coast of Georgia and Northern Florida just a few days ago. This disturbance then started tracking SSE slowly veering south and then southwest aiming for central and southern Florida while … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlantic hurricane season, Florida, hURRICANE arthur, Mitigate, Post-Sandy recovery, tropical depression, tropical storm, USA Atlantic seaboard
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