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Cyclone Trevor Set to Impact the Cape York Peninsula

On: 17th March 2019

Tropical Storm Trevor has developed east of the Cape York Peninsula of Australia with winds of 40mph and a pressure of 1003mb. It is currently listed as a category 1 tropical cyclone on the Australian scale and is located approximately 225km northeast of the tip Cape Melville. Trevor developed fromRead More →

Cyclone Idai Remains a Big Threat to Mozambique

By: Hank Dolce

On: 11th March 2019

In: Indian Ocean

With: 0 Comments

Cyclone Idai, still located in the Mozambique Channel, is now an Intense Tropical Cyclone with maximum 1-minute sustained winds of 120mph (195kph). With 6 other ITCs forming so far this season, the 2018-19 Southwest Indian Ocean cyclone season has now produced more ITCs than any other season previously, surpassing theRead More →

Hurricane Michael: Category 4 or Category 5?

By: Hank Dolce

On: 29th October 2018

In: Atlantic Ocean, United States

With: 1 Comment

Hurricane Michael was an extremely violent hurricane that struck the Panama City, Florida, area on October 10, 2018, as a category 4 hurricane. The storm is currently blamed for about 60 fatalities and more than $10 billion in damages, mainly in Florida, but also extending up into Georgia, the Carolinas,Read More →

The 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Where do we Go from Here?

By: Hank Dolce

On: 12th July 2018

In: Atlantic Ocean

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With the formations of Beryl and Chris during the past week, along with Alberto back in late May, it seems as if the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season is off to a quick start. So far, we’ve had 3 named storms, 2 hurricanes, and an Accumulated Cyclone Energy value near 14.Read More →

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