As expected, Hurricane Joaquin is continuing to grow under more favorable conditions. The National Hurricane Center update at 2 PM has winds up to 85 mph. Hurricane force winds
The idea of a hurricane off of the US east coast with warnings for the Bahamas gets enough attention. The risk of an impact on our shores is a threat.
The National Hurricane Center has upgraded the status of Joaquin to a hurricane. Winds are 75 mph and it is expected to get stronger. Hurricane force winds extend 30 miles
These are just some quick notes about Tropical Storm Joaquin from Tuesday night before the National Hurricane Center update. This storm lingering well off of the coast has a lot
The newly formed Tropical Storm Joaquin well off the southeast US coast is a threat, but not a promise to the east coast. I was cautious as to what models
This can only be described as an El Nino charged tropical situation. The warmer than normal waters in the Pacific Ocean have helped create an environment for multiple hurricanes. While
Erika is barely a Tropical Storm this morning, but it has a devastating past. The death toll for the island of Dominica is up to 20 people, so those in
Erika may only be Tropical Storm still, but it has left a path of devastation and destruction. On the island of Dominica, 4 people were killed and 20 are still
As of Thursday morning, August 27, Erika was passing between the islands of Guadeloupe and Antigua with 50 mph winds. National Hurricane Center has posted Tropical Storm Warnings have been
As of Wednesday morning, Tropical Storm Erika is looks compact and only has sustained winds of 40 mph, the minimum storm strength as it is running into sheer. Tropical Storm
