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Hurricane Idalia, Our Notes

Wednesday 8/29/2923, 7:45am: looking at the satellite it appears it just made landfall

Tuesday, 8/29/2023, 9:12pm: The eye is showing up on both radar and satellite now showing the quick increase in intensity. One expects it much stronger by morning.

Tuesday 8/29/2023, 12:40pm: As far as NE Florida flooding, perhaps the relative position […]

August 27th, 2023 | Tags: , | Category: 2023 Hurricane Season, Commentary, models | Leave a comment

Rush for National Hurricane Center to name storms?

An excellent article over at the Houston Chronicle on the NHC’s recent rush to name storms.  http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/5337583.html

… a controversy is brewing over decisions of the National Hurricane Center to designate several borderline systems as tropical storms.

Some meteorologists, including former hurricane center director Neil Frank, say as many as six of this year’s 14 […]

November 29th, 2007 | Tags: , | Category: Commentary, Hurricane News | Leave a comment

Hurricane Katrina final report

The Final report from the National Hurricane Center on Hurricane Katrina has been issued.

The highlights on Hurricane Katrina are as follows:

1. Hurricane Katrina was a category three (3) storm when it made its closest approach to New Orleans, although it had been a category five (5) storm previously.

2. “The strongest winds […]

December 30th, 2005 | Tags: , | Category: Commentary, Hurricane Information | Leave a comment

Does Global Warming impact hurricanes?

Perspective on Global WarmingGlobal Warming and HurricanesDr. William M. Gray’s comments on tropical cyclone numbers, duration and intensity(Fall 2005, pdf).Dr. William M. Gray’s comments on destructiveness (Fall 2005, pdf).Global Warming didn’t cause Katrina (or Wilma)

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November 14th, 2005 | Category: Commentary, Global Warming, Uncategorized | Leave a comment