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Hurricane risk to US northeast coast
The northeastern coast of the United States could be hit by more frequent and more powerful hurricanes in the future, according to research published in the journal Scientific Reports
Winter hurricane in North Atlantic
Hurricanes need warm water to form, and that’s why the North Atlantic’s hurricane season begins on June 1 each year and runs through late November. But on January 14, 2016, a tropical depression in the eastern Atlantic evolved into a hurricane, which was given the first name on 2016’s list of hurricane names: Alex.
Coverage of Hurricane Patricia Was Not Overblown, Likely Life-Saving
We watched the amazing and rapid development of the strongest hurricane on record in the western hemisphere over the past day or so.
Hurricane Patricia Is Historically Unprecedented – And May Be Connected To El Niño
Let me start by saying that I am not a fan of “hype” in weather so when I say that I am very concerned about the potential human toll that Hurricane Patricia may have on Mexico that is real.
Hurricane Patricia set to hit Mexico tonight
Potentially catastrophic consequences are expected when record-breaking Patricia makes landfall later today
NASA’s CYGNSS Constellation of Hurricane Remote Sensing Satellites
Predicting inland flood damage from hurricanes
Analyzing Tropical Waves Using the Parallel Ensemble Empirical Model Decomposition Method: Preliminary Results from Hurricane Sandy
To reveal multiscale processes from high-resolution, multidimensional Earth science data, we have developed the parallel version of the ensemble empirical model decomposition (PEEMD) method with a three-level parallelism. In this study, we illustrate the performance of the PEEMD in extracting tropical wave components from idealized tropical wave solutions and large-scale environmental flows associated with Hurricane Sandy.