Recent Event Highlights: Hurricane Alex - Cat 2 June, 30th 2010 Compilation, Tropical Wave may be upgraded to Tropical Storm ALEX June 14, 2010, Hurricane Fury Tropical Update for June 11, 2009, Joey & Gavin DeGraw York PA. Part I., and 7 more...
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Hurricane Alex - Cat 2 June, 30th 2010. At landfull wind speed was 105 mph and the pressure was 947 mb. The hurricane was a category 2, but its pressure resembled a cat 3 almost a cat 4! This tropical storm was massive! It extended hundreds of miles, and sadly played a part in dispersing the oil more. This hurricane made landfall south of Texas into Mexico heading west on June 30th, 2010 at 9 pm CDT. This is a compilation video like a documentary to record Hurricane Alex in history with raw hurricane footage. Music is by Anderson Cale Check them out here: www.myspace.com A thanks to NOAA, Weather Channel, and Weather Underground for the graphical images.
The Tropical Wave in the eastern Atlantic will be upgraded today to Tropical Storm ALEX or the latest June 15, 2010. If more information go to www.hurricanecities.com or www.hurricanefury.com.
clip taken from russia today. incredible , must see!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WFS surface trajectories forecast model for the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill "Winds will shift to offshore out of the north or northeast Tuesday and Wednesday, due to counter-clockwise flow of air... a significant amount of oil could get pumped into the Loop Current late next week." "The counter-clockwise flow of air around this low will probably lead to offshore winds over the oil spill region Tuesday through Wednesday, keeping oil away from the coasts of Alabama and the Florida Panhandle, but pushing oil southwards towards the Loop Current." - Dr. Jeff Masters, Weather Underground: www.wunderground.com
Every year, I look forward to producing these incredible animations for all my friends at WeatherUnderground.com, but never more so than this year! Produced in spectacular HD for the first time, other firsts include a new animation of Hurricane Alley and new imagery of the Hurricane Sector that highlights the landmasses not with a drawn line, but with natural lighting. It is truly an amazing sequence of images that will hold you spellbound, even though June 2009 was a quiet month in the tropics. So sit back and enjoy this unique experience of watching the world go by day by day from space as provided by imagery created by the GOES East Satellite!
Here is your latest Tropical Update for June 11, 2009 from HurricaneFury.com
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venue has aprox 11000 seats. Tropical Storm Hanna has been pounding the East Coast all day. Are all the band members going to make it to the show? Are any fans going to show up? Maybe the weather will clear up at the last minute... Well the editing is very rough on this one, but I wanted to get it out there for everyone to see asap. This begins as Joey leaves NYC about noon thru the soundcheck. Stay tuned for more! ... Degraw Fair Gavin Hill Joey National One State Tree Underground York PA ...
Joey and Gavin DeGraw have a big gig in York PA. The venue has aprox 11000 seats. Tropical Storm Hanna has been pounding the East Coast all day. Are all the band members going to make it to the show? Are any fans going to show up? Maybe the weather will clear up at the last minute... Well the editing is very rough on this one, but I wanted to get it out there for everyone to see asap. This begins as Joey leaves NYC about noon thru the soundcheck. Stay tuned for more!
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