Thursday, July 29th, 2010

Just like that, the tropics are active. Ana may be back to a Tropical Depression, but Bill is looking strong, and Claudette is whipping the Florida Panhandle with rain and wind. Claudette developed overnight Sunday, and was immediately a threat to make landfall in the US. The storm spun up off the west coast of [...]

Tropical Depression Two died as a result of dry air and wind shear in the Eastern Atlantic. The storm has shown no signs of regeneration this evening, but it is still possible that it makes a return in the next few days. I would not count on it. On the heels of T.D. Two is [...]

T.D. Two has been steadily moving west over the last couple of days, but it has shown very little change in intensity. The storm has had winds of 30-35 mph since it first formed at 6AM on August 11. A couple of factors may be impeding the storm’s development. The first factor is a lot [...]