Ten years without landfall in Florida makes us complacent and those who weren't here in 2004 or earlier, have no idea.
I'm very happy not to have anything to say!!
Monday, November 30, 2015
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Stalking Joaquin....
Predicted to head north up the east coast, NYC, NJ, and others will be over prepared this time so as not to have a Sandy repeat.
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Near Peak No Storms
For 1st time in 38 years, there are no active Northern Hemisphere tropical cyclones as we are near the peak of Atlantic season - @weatherchannel
http://wxch.nl/1Qw97Bx
http://wxch.nl/1Qw97Bx
Saturday, September 05, 2015
Monday, August 31, 2015
Sunday, August 30, 2015
Erika dissipates. Florida continues to avoid. What's next?
TD6 forms and heads west towards Cape Verde Islands
UPDATE: And within hours of this post: FRED has formed. According to the National Hurricane Center, this only the fourth named storm to form east of 19W parallel.
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Monday, June 01, 2015
Here we go....
It's been 10 years since a named storm hit Florida. The odds are certainly not in our favor, but the experts are once again predicting a below average season:
But there is the reality that sooner or later.....
“I guarantee you that remarkable streak is going to end,” said Dennis Feltgen, a spokesman for the National Hurricane Center in Miami. “And we have to go into 2015 assuming that it’s going to end this year.”
Stay tuned and stay prepared....
But there is the reality that sooner or later.....
“I guarantee you that remarkable streak is going to end,” said Dennis Feltgen, a spokesman for the National Hurricane Center in Miami. “And we have to go into 2015 assuming that it’s going to end this year.”
Stay tuned and stay prepared....
Saturday, May 09, 2015
What? A named storm?! Already??!
Tropical Storm Ana has formed from Sub-Tropical Storm Ana which formed from a low off the east coast of Florida.
This is not news by the time I'm posting this because what a great story for the national media to jump on, There's much more danger in the middle part of the country with ripe tornado conditions this weekend. Luckily, the media is all over that too!
So the only value I can add to this event is to comment on how here in Florida, hurricane season is barely on our radar this early. Other than the promising predictions of a less active season, after 9 years of no named storm making landfall in Florida, we don't really start paying attention until there is a threatening storm. Although, the last week of May gets a lot of "hurricane season preparedness" media coverage.
Which is a good thing.
The other value I'll add today, is repeating something I heard on NBC this morning. Should Ana make landfall (likely in North Carolina), it will be only the 7th storm to make US landfall in the month of May since 1950.
Let's hope this early storm is not a jump start on a non-predictive active season for all of us.
This is not news by the time I'm posting this because what a great story for the national media to jump on, There's much more danger in the middle part of the country with ripe tornado conditions this weekend. Luckily, the media is all over that too!
So the only value I can add to this event is to comment on how here in Florida, hurricane season is barely on our radar this early. Other than the promising predictions of a less active season, after 9 years of no named storm making landfall in Florida, we don't really start paying attention until there is a threatening storm. Although, the last week of May gets a lot of "hurricane season preparedness" media coverage.
Which is a good thing.
The other value I'll add today, is repeating something I heard on NBC this morning. Should Ana make landfall (likely in North Carolina), it will be only the 7th storm to make US landfall in the month of May since 1950.
Let's hope this early storm is not a jump start on a non-predictive active season for all of us.
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