The low pressure area located off the New England coast is called System 94L and may become tropical depression 14 over the weekend.
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Tropical Storm Lee’s remnants combined with a slow moving front are painting a huge picture of clouds along the U.S. east coast today on satellite imagery.
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The peak of the Atlantic Ocean hurricane season is here, and the ocean basin is cranking out one tropical depression after another.
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In early August 2005, “Katrina” was just a name. By September, it had become synonymous with the costliest tropical cyclone in U.S. history.
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The low pressure area located off the New England coast is called System 94L and may become tropical depression 14 over the weekend.
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NASA’s Aqua satellite captured the fringes of Tropical Storm Talas’ clouds over Japan yesterday, and today, Sept. 2, NASA infrared data showed its clouds covering the big island.
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Tropical Storm Nanmadol produced a lot of rain as it passed over Luzon, Phillippines before it made final landfall on the southeastern China coastline this weekend.
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Hurricane Katia, she will remain at sea this weekend and is being buffeted by wind shear keeping her from strengthening, although she did regain hurricane status early on Sept. 2.
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Tropical Storm Lee’s (formerly Tropical Depression 13) slow rate of movement could cause serious flooding in the Northern Gulf of Mexico when it hits landfall this weekend.
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In the wake of Hurricane Irene’s heavy rains, sediment filled many rivers and bays along the U.S. East Coast and New York’s Hudson River and estuary was no exception.
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