Here's a Picture of Guillermo a Strong Cat 3 hurricane.
Edit: Sorry it's so big.
Edit: Sorry it's so big.
2009 Atlantic/Pacific Hurricane Season
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We have another storm in the Atlantic!: Bill. Forcast to become a Cat 2 hurricane.
Climatologically, hurricanes thrive when what's called " upper level wind shear" is as its weakest. Basically, strong winds aloft have the potential to tear hurricanes apart and deter their formation - it's forecasted that the El Nino Southern Oscillation could create a shift in the climate so that wind shear is strengthened over the Atlantic thus deterring hurricane formation- so it's forecasted that we could have a slightly below average hurricane season.
Tropical Depression quickly forms in the Gulf! Forcast to strenghten rapidly and head to Flordia Panhandle.
TD4 is now Claudette. Close to landfall.
ana and bill will make landfall in 2-5 days
Tropical Storm Claudette is making landfall on Florida Panhandle. It is a fairly small storm. Highest wind gust in Apalachicola at 52mph with 5+inches. TS Bill is expected to become a Hurricane. Hurricane season is beginning to get active. 
Cluadette made landfall during Midnight at the Flordia Panhandle. It caused 2 Deaths.
Bill is now a Hurricane.
Bill is now a Hurricane.
Final report on TD Claudette has been written. Low is in Alabama.
Ana is to remain a Depression and move west-nothwest. It's expected to weaken while it moves through the mountainous regions of the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
Bill is a hurricane at around 100mph sustained winds. The projected path leads it heading into the uncertainty. Either scraping the East coast, or turning towards open seas and to Bermuda.
Ana is to remain a Depression and move west-nothwest. It's expected to weaken while it moves through the mountainous regions of the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
Bill is a hurricane at around 100mph sustained winds. The projected path leads it heading into the uncertainty. Either scraping the East coast, or turning towards open seas and to Bermuda.
the remains of claudette might hit southern illinois and claudette is dead
Ana is gone again. Will it suvrive to the Gulf? Who knows.
Dude idk if you know if this is some post-hurricane stuff or what but it's raining like hell here in New York.
Well hope you don't get any Floods. That's just a shower.cookieboy17 said:
Bill reached Cat 3 and is going up fast!
No there wasn't any flooding, at least in my area. It was just some really heavy winds and a ton of rain which is abnormal here.
Bill is now a Category 4!
bill will travel along the whole east coast!
almost the same path that marioguy posted an image of that hurricane.
bill looks massive from the one of the space stations
http://www.weather.com/multimedia/videoplayer.html?clip=15096&from=hp_video_2
^how bill looks like
almost the same path that marioguy posted an image of that hurricane.
bill looks massive from the one of the space stations
http://www.weather.com/multimedia/videoplayer.html?clip=15096&from=hp_video_2
^how bill looks like
Check out this Picture.
Hopefully, it will turn away from land.
Wow~! That's an impressive snap shot of the organization and immensity of this powerful storm.
BTW, the strongest portion of the hurricane is the upper-right quadrant and remember that even if it does move and hit Nova Scotia or the New England Area,
it will have to traverse cooler waters of the NORTH atlantic- so although you'd still bear the brunt, it likely wouldn't be a Hurricen 4 or maybe not even a 3
You guys sure do seem to be intrigued by meteorology
BTW, the strongest portion of the hurricane is the upper-right quadrant and remember that even if it does move and hit Nova Scotia or the New England Area,
it will have to traverse cooler waters of the NORTH atlantic- so although you'd still bear the brunt, it likely wouldn't be a Hurricen 4 or maybe not even a 3
You guys sure do seem to be intrigued by meteorology
Yoshi_7 I don't think it'll impact your Area. However you will get some Big Waves.
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