Introduction Nor’easters are not uncommon around the Atlantic Coast from thee Mid-Atlantic up to Maine. The counterclockwise wind flow comes from the northeast to the
Introduction Most of my weather history articles are skewed away from the West Cast. It’s not so much that I have a bias toward that
Introduction Atlantic Basin topical storms and hurricanes do occur but thy are usually on the weaker side. An exception was Hurricane Michael with was extremely
Introduction Over the years while traveling over parts of the Northeast and Appalachians, I have encountered fog quite frequently in the morning. As the calendar
Introduction It’s interesting to study the history of hurricanes that made landfall in the U.S. by decade. In the 1940s, many of them struck Florida,
Introduction Our nation’s Southwest is mainly a desert but there tines when heavy rain and flooding occurs. As I writ this, there is significant flooding
Introduction There is a widespread belief that tornadoes don’t hit big cities but that’s just a myth. I can conjure up a litany of cities
Overview Hawaii sits in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and one would think that it would be a magnet for hurricanes. In fact, it’s
Although the Atlantic hurricane season officially begins on June 1st and ends on November 30th, most hurricanes have occurred in August and September. Although September
The 1950s were not kind to the East Coast of the U.S. with regard to major U.S. hurricanes. The U.S. military saw these tropical weather
