Archive for August, 2012
Tropical Storm Isaac is emerging out over the bathtub warm waters of the Florida Straits and with the core largely intact from interaction with Hispaniola and Cuba, the concern is that with the high heat content available and good atmospheric conditions, the large area of energy could bundle and this system may rapidly intensify over […]
Although it is still very far out. I am wanting to state that I believe Isaac will enter the eastern Gulf starting early next week following a landfall somewhere along the Florida Keys. A lot depends upon track, how long it spends over Cuba and what state the inner core is when it remerges out over the Florida […]
Although it is still very far out. I am wanting to state that I believe Isaac will enter the eastern Gulf starting early next week following a landfall somewhere along the Florida Keys. A lot depends upon track, how long it spends over Cuba and what state the inner core is when it remerges out over the Florida […]
Typhoon Tembin came crashing ashore in Taiwan early Friday morning packing sustained 80 mph winds and widespread 16-19 inch rains. As much as 24.6 inches of rain was reported in 20 hours in the southern town of Checheng and wind gusts were reported as high as 96 mph. The system is slow moving and so flooding and very high […]
Typhoon Tembin came crashing ashore in Taiwan early Friday morning packing sustained 80 mph winds and widespread 16-19 inch rains. As much as 24.6 inches of rain was reported in 20 hours in the southern town of Checheng and wind gusts were reported as high as 96 mph. The system is slow moving and so flooding and very high […]
Since the last time I looked at Isaac earlier today it remained a weak and rather disorganised system with a large envelope of energy but as of this evening, that energy is beginning toshow signs of consolidating and we knew that once this occured then, look out! Maximum sustained winds are up to 65 mph now and this will cause […]
Since the last time I looked at Isaac earlier today it remained a weak and rather disorganised system with a large envelope of energy but as of this evening, that energy is beginning toshow signs of consolidating and we knew that once this occured then, look out! Maximum sustained winds are up to 65 mph now and this will cause […]
Zonal pattern evolves with stronger than normal heights over the sub-arctic & subtropics With strong positive heights over the high latitudes and a strong sub-tropical high pressure belt to the south, a zonal flow pattern is now ruling the mid-latitudes with a very active trans-Atlantic storm train. Low no.1 is pushing into the UK right […]
Well in many ways little has changed in the past 24 to 48 hours as Isaac continues to remain a weak storm, However that’s only half the story because in a sense you cannot go by the fact that it’s only a 40 mph minimal storm due to the fact it harnesses a lot of […]
If we strip away the uncertainties in the forecast for now and look at what IS certain.. unfortunately what is certain is that Hispaniola which is a large islands which makes up the nations of Haiti and the Dominican Republic and this island will have to contend with significant rainfall from Isaac as he passes nearby to the south […]
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