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Florence Update: September 13
Over the last 24 hours, the structure and forecast track of Hurricane Florence has evolved significantly as the storm begins to impact the…
Hurricane Florence: A Rare Event
The forecasts for Hurricane Florence have been unusually consistent this far in advance of an anticipated landfall, projecting its path to…
Five Reasons to Rethink Hurricane Risk
Challenging conventional thinking pays dividends with regards to assessing hurricane risk. And as the current North Atlantic Hurricane Season…
Hurricane Florence: Rainfall up to a 1,000-year ...
Florence’s much anticipated landfall occurred at 11:15 UTC (7.15 a.m. local time) today, Friday, September 14, near Wrightsville Beach, North…
Early Riser: Does a Busy 2017 Equate to an Early...
Although my colleague Peter Holland declared the Atlantic hurricane season officially closed, there are reports in the media that…
Are We Any Closer to Determining What’s Going on...
It’s not often that you see an Atlantic hurricane making headlines in January. Subtropical Storm Alex was named by the National Hurricane…
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