Tropical Storm Floyd Anniversary
ABC6 Stormtracker Chief Meteorologist has a recap of one of the most publicized storms to affect Southern New England in the last decade.
Slow Start = Slow Season? Not really.
The hurricane season is off to a sluggish start, with no named storms through the end of July. Don't let your guard down. The tropics can heat up in August, and most of the time when Southern New England gets hit it is in a relatively quiet year.
Rhode Island EMA – Helping You Prepare
The Rhode Island Emergency Management Agency is a valuable resource for anyone looking for more information about preparing for and staying safe during a storm.
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-11-15
NOAA releases their report on October 2009 – top three coldest on record for the U.S. http://bit.ly/24LGMr # Read More →
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-11-08
Ida surges back to hurricane strength in the Yucatan Channel. The storm threatens the Gulf Coast. http://bit.ly/1t9ESO # Late-season Hurricane Ida hitting Central America. It may move north into the Gulf of Mexico by early next week. http://bit.ly/1t9ESO # Disturbance off the east coast of Central America showing potential for development. http://bit.ly/1t9ESO # Something brewing in the central... [Read more]
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-18
Quiet Atlantic hurricane season a boon for insurers . Read article: http://bit.ly/2u5pql # Read More →
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-11
Tropical Storm Henri forms in the Atlantic 965 miles east of the northern Leeward Islands. http://www.abc6hurricane.com # Tropical Storm Grace forms in the most unusual of places: 500+ miles NE of the Azores. http://www.abc6hurricane.com # Read More →
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-27
Remains of Hurr. Fred still kicking off the SE US coast, but no tropical storms in the N hemisphere on anniversary of the '38 hurricane. # Read More →
The Anniversary of The Big One
September 21 marks the 71st anniversary of the largest, most damaging hurricane to strike Southern New England in the past century. The Great Hurricane of 1938 killed 600 people and injured more than 4000 more. 75,000 buildings were damaged or destroyed. It is still the worst natural disaster in the history of New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Here is an old newsreel recapping the Long Island... [Read more]
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-20
Incredible pictures showing damage from Ike and the scene one year later. There are 2 links: http://bit.ly/hMNxH http://bit.ly/2o61LX # Read More →
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