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Tag Archives: Wind shear
It looks like cyclonic activity out there!
The historical records, going back some more than 150 years, show tropical cyclones occurring in every month of the year both in the eastern Pacific and the Atlantic north of the equator. Despite this fact we have identified those months … Continue reading
Posted in Cyclogenesis, Featured, Hazards, Hurricanes, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged 2012 Atlantic hurricane season, 2012 Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season, Annual Governor's Hurricane Conference, Beltof tropical activity, Broward County, Cape Verde Islands, central America, Eastern Atlantic, Equatorial Africa, Florida, Fort Lauderdale, Hurricane alley, Hurricane season, Indian Ocean, Mexico, Sea surface temperature, Tropical Atlantic, tropical wave assembly line, Wind shear
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Hurricane TOMAS: Uncertainty Ahead
31 October 2010 – All hollows eve day – Hurricane TOMAS now a category 2 tropical cylone is showing signs of further strengthening as it begins to come under the influence of several factors that will affect its trajectory for … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Hazards, Hurricanes, Weather
Tagged Caribbean, Florida straights, Hispaniola, Hurricane Tomas, Wind shear
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