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>Ok, many meteorologists out there are talking about Danny’s structure, where’s his center? Will he be fully tropical or a part of him either baroclinic or of a hybrid nature.This is in part relation to my post yesterday regarding many storms that form east of the Bahamas or nearer the Southeast Atlantic coast never gets […]

> Wetter-Than-Average Summer for Great BritainUpdated: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 2:48 PM Article by AccuWeather.comhttp://www.accuweather.com/news-story.asp?partner=rss&traveler=0&article=8Another round of rain and wind is pushing through the United Kingdom, prompting the U.K. Meteorology Office to issue flood alerts for some rivers, including the Kent, Eden and Cocker early today. Like the Northeast United States, the United Kingdom has […]

>http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/08/26/spencer-analysing-alternate-satellite-data-suggests-july-2009-was-not-a-record-for-sea-temperature/

>It’s getting interesting when you step back from the picture and look at what’s happening here. The pattern in place is one to be concerned about if you reside anywhere from Florida to Maine, simply because after Bill and it’s close call on New England, I fear as the summer pregresses and the hurricane season […]

>Tropical Storm Danny is born as expected and likely to become the second hurricane of 2009 as it pushes west, northwest and gives East Coast residents the jitters.My sceptisism with Danny is that for a few years now and likely for many years, it seems that storms that form and take aim at the Carolinas […]

>Recent weeks has all been about the tropics and to be honest with you I haven’t had much of a chance to look at what’s been happening over the US simply because most of my focus and attention has been diverted to the tropics after a June though early August period with nothing.It’s amazing at […]

>http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/hi/news/newsid_7725000/7725418.stm I can never understand why British weather forecasters have to explain low pressures by saying things like “that thing” or that big blob of rain, man alive, we need to educate the public better at describing low’s and what’s happening a bit better. ANYWAY.. It’s raining hard here right now in Lennoxtown in west-central […]

>Now that Bill is off the tropical chart and soon to join forces with another low off Iceland on it’s way to my part of the world as nothing more than a source that brings us another round of rain and breezy conditions, at the very most, Bill’s remnant low brings us wet and windy […]

> Image courtesy of the NHC Latest from the NHC http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/text/refresh/MIATCPAT3+shtml/231816.shtml http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/text/refresh/MIATCDAT3+shtml/231448.shtml? NOTICE THAT IT TAKES BILL’S REMNANTS 3 DAYS TO GET ACROSS THE NORTH ATLANTIC, YET 10 OR MORE DAYS TO GO FROM AFRICA TO THE LEEWARDS!! SHOWS YOU HOW FAST THOSE WINDS ALOFT RACE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC DOESN’T IT.. Nova Scotia, Prince Edward […]

> Katrina at peak intensity Left by Katrina Houston fleeing category 5 Rita Top photo coutesy of Weather Underground. Rest of the photos courtesy of Wikipedia Since covering hurricanes there have been eight hurricanes that have reached the rarifed category 5 threshold. Few storms anywhere on earth manage to top the magic maximum sustained winds […]