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iPad App Review: Hurricane HD, a Must-Have This Hurricane Season
With the coming of Hurricane Season 2010 comes a review for an app that will help you through it… Hurricane was an iPhone favorite, however, the new Hurricane HD far surpasses that app. This all new...
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Hurricane Earl Projected Path Going Towards New England
Update: There are no major changes in speed and movement of Hurricane Earl. However, the government of Antigua and Barbuda has replaced the hurricane warning with a tropical storm warning for Anguilla....
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National Hurricane Center Tracking Earl – Warnings and Watches and Projected...
Hurricane Earl is still a category 4 hurricane at large in the Atlantic Ocean. Earls sustains winds of up to 135 miles per hour and there are no signs that they will let down anytime soon. Earl is...
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Tropical Storm Fiona Following in Hurricane Earl’s Footsteps – Hurricane...
Tropical Storm Fiona is the newest tropical storm in the Atlantic right now. Hopefully, Fiona will be the last tropical cyclone for the 2010 hurricane season. That could actually be possible as there...
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New Tropical Depression, Nine, Forms in Atlantic, Tropical Storm Fiona...
Evacuation orders for North Carolina’s Ocracoke Island have been issued, and even though Rhode Island is still many miles away, the Ocean State is preparing for high winds, heavy rains and a possible...
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Tropical Storm Igor Weakens to Tropical Depression
Tropical Depression Igor is still close to the Cape Verde Islands, however, the storm has weakened a great deal so all tropical storm warnings and watches have been discontinued. With winds of up to 35...
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Hurricane Igor Update: September 13
A Satellite Photo of Hurricane Igor Hurricane Igor is still a category 4 hurricane. Igor’s maximum sustained winds are up to 150 miles per hour, making it a powerful hurricane. Hurricane force winds...
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