Archive for the ‘hurricane’ Category
Nadine circling about aimlessly in the Atlantic. Saharan Dust continues to dampen down hurricane activity. Could this be the beginning of a decadal change?
Posted by: coastlinesproject on September 27, 2012
Huge swath of hot, dry dusty air blown off Africa is inhibiting hurricanes. Bill Ryan explains. Keep it up!
Posted by: coastlinesproject on September 20, 2012
Hurricanes; We have passed the peak, but season runs to November. Guam; alien snakes help spiders overrun island.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on September 16, 2012
New York, at risk for sea level rise. “You cant make a climate proof city.”
Posted by: coastlinesproject on September 11, 2012
Nadine will form within 48 hours. Interesting map of storm enhancing hot waters. Fascinating new story about Mars.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on September 10, 2012
Kirk and Leslie in Atlantic, already one more hurricane by this date in 2005, the Katrina year. Could be another record breaking year. Beach Wars book signing at 5PM where the Sidewalk Ends in Chatham.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on September 1, 2012
Isaac aims at Haiti, soon to be hurricane, with 3-5 foot storm surge. Depression 10 becoming tropical storm threatening Bermuda and there is another disturbance just coming off Africa.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 23, 2012
Could Isaac derail the GOP convention? The later it turns the better for East Coast and New England.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 22, 2012
More coverage of Isaac.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 22, 2012
Isaac threat to Caribbean and South Florida. Potentially more powerful storm forming off Africa. Entering peak of the season.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 22, 2012
