Catastrophe is imminent for parts of the west coast of Mexico. The rapid development of Hurricane Patricia as been incredible. El Nino warmed Pacific waters have helped this Category 5
At 11 AM Sunday October 4, The National Hurricane Center has reported Hurricane Joaquin down to Category 2 with winds of 110 mph. This is a large storm, and the
Hurricane Joaquin reported as a Category 3 storm in the 8 AM Sunday update from the National Hurricane Center. We are tracking the storm and the improving conditions for Ocean
At noon the National Hurricane Center made a special announcement that Hurricane Joaquin has increased in intensity. The latest Air Force Reconnaissance mission found a 155 mph wind speed. The
First of all, this is NOT Hurricane Joaquin hitting the Mid Atlantic. That storm is more than 1000 miles away and now on the move away from the Bahamas into
This is the turn we were waiting for, as Major Hurricane Joaquin continues to devastate The Bahamas. It is a large storm with hurricane force winds reaching 50 miles from
When news comes out of the central Bahamas in a few days, daylight will show devastation. The slow movement of a Category 4 storm overhead for more than a day
The 2 PM update from the National Hurricane Center has increased Hurricane Joaquin to a Category 4 storm with 130 mph winds. This comes from the latest Air Force Recon
The latest update from the National Hurricane Center has Hurricane Joaquin gaining intensity and size as it sits over very deep, warm water. Top wind speeds are up to 125
If you have not heard yet, there has been a shift with the projection of Major Hurricane Joaquin. The National Hurricane Center track map is often the best to use
