Capital Weather Gang Archive: Tropical Weather
Video: 2010 Hurricane season in one minute
We already posted the five minute version of the 2010 hurricane season, created by NOAA. If you have a short attention span, you may prefer the one minute version below.
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Jason Samenow
| February 15, 2011; 7:00 PM ET |
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Queensland, Australia slammed by cyclone
Wednesday morning (Eastern Time), cyclone Yasi made landfall as a powerful Category Four storm (Category 5 on Australia's scale) along Australia's northeastern coast in Queensland with maximum sustained winds of 155 mph. (What we call hurricanes, Australian's call cyclones).
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Jason Samenow
| February 3, 2011; 12:45 PM ET |
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Awesome satellite loop of hurricane season
If you haven't seen it already, check out this awesome satellite loop showing the hyperactive 2010 Atlantic hurricane season in its entirety. I could watch it, and watch it, and watch it...
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Jason Samenow
| December 3, 2010; 10:10 AM ET |
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Hurricane season in 2010 made history
Long-range forecasts made last spring for the 2010 Atlantic hurricane season nearly unanimously predicted lots of storms. Though they generally underforecast how many we would actually observe, they were right it would be an active season. In remarkable fashion, the ocean-atmosphere interplay throughout the tropics in 2010 allowed for a hyper-production of cyclones rarely matched in modern times. Only 2 seasons since 1944 recorded more named storms: 1995 (19) and 2005 (28).
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Greg Postel
| November 18, 2010; 12:50 PM ET |
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Hurricane Tomas battering Haiti, Bahamas next
Tomas has been steadily intensifying since yesterday morning and reached hurricane status overnight. Its maximum sustained winds are 85 mph as the storm heads north/northeast at 12 mph through Windward Channel connecting the Caribbean and Atlantic between eastern Cuba and western Haiti. Some additional strengthening is possible in the next day as the storm sets its eyes on the southeastern Bahamas where it could peak at Category 2 intensity.
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Jason Samenow
| November 5, 2010; 12:45 PM ET |
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Tropical storm Tomas taking torrential rains to Haiti
Disaster-stricken Haiti faces an unwelcome challenge as Tropical Storm Tomas makes its approach. Already, the outer bands of Tomas are moving ashore the country's southwest coast.
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Greg Postel and Jason Samenow
| November 4, 2010; 2:40 PM ET |
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