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2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season in Review

by MJ Logan | Jan 29, 2021 | News, Tropical Cyclone | 0

The 2020 Hurricane Season set many new records including 31 tropical cyclones with 13 hurricanes. 12 named storms made landfall on the U.S. Coast.

Major Hurricane Iota Heading for Nicaragua

by MJ Logan | Nov 15, 2020 | Tropical Cyclone | 0

Category 5 Major Hurricane Iota Nears Landfall Near Puerto Cabeza, Nicaragua, the Same as...

Tropical Storm Theta Breaks Record for Most Named Storms in One Season

by MJ Logan | Nov 11, 2020 | Tropical Cyclone | 0

A GOES 16 satellite view of the tropical Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, and Caribbean Sea showing...

Hurricane Eta Takes Aim on Florida Keys and Florida Gulf Coast

by MJ Logan | Nov 8, 2020 | News, Tropical Cyclone | 0

GOES 16 Satellite Image on November 9, 2020 of Tropical Storm Eta bearing down on the Florida...

Major Hurricane Eta Category 4 Possible for Nicaragua–Honduras

by MJ Logan | Nov 2, 2020 | News, Tropical Cyclone | 0

Hurricane Eta the 28th Named Storm of 2020 Hurricane Season to Hit Nicaragua Early this Evening at Category 4 with 150 MPH Winds 185 MPH Gusts

Hurricane Zeta Storm Warnings Issued for Gulf Coast

by MJ Logan | Oct 27, 2020 | News, Tropical Cyclone | 0

Damage from Hurricane Laura. The Louisiana and the Central Gulf Coast Struggle to Recover During...

Hurricane Epsilon Nears Bermuda—Skips USA Landfall

by MJ Logan | Oct 22, 2020 | News, Tropical Cyclone | 0

A Hurricane Hunter Aircraft penetrated the upper level eye of Hurricane Epsilon revealing blue...

Hurricane Delta Takes Aim on Gulf Coast

by MJ Logan | Oct 6, 2020 | News, Tropical Cyclone | 0

After Hurricanes Laura, Marco, and Sally hit the Gulf Coast from Texas to Florida, the last thing the region needs is another storm. Now Major Hurricane Delta will make landfall sometime Late Friday or Early Saturday Morning, somewhere between East Texas and the West Florida Panhandle. Residents and businesses have 72 hours to prepare for extreme winds, flooding, and a dangerous storm surge.