Greetings everyone. Thanks for stopping by. With the change in the seasons comes a change with the day the Tornado Quest Top Science Links will be posted. Look for us now on Saturdays. With several more weeks left in the Atlantic hurricane season and ongoing storms in the Atlantic and eastern Pacific, I will continue with hurricane preparedness information that you’ll find helpful. We’ll review some important weather and climate reads as well as our weekly look at the latest US Drought Monitor. But first, this important reminder on testing your NOAA weather radio which, in many, many situations, will give you life saving information when you need it most regardless of the month or season of the year.
- Let’s start with this amazing view of Io, a volcanic moon of the planet Jupiter.
- Greener neighborhoods are good for humans in ways which may surprise you.
- Here’s some good news from California. Let’s hope that other states follow suit.
- A new study shows a disturbing trend in recent years regarding the intensity of hurricanes.
- NOAA has just released new information on the coming El Nino. Here’s a concise explanation of what that means for the USA this winter.
- In case you missed it, here’s the latest NOAA State Of The Climate Report. Here are details on why September 2023 was a remarkable, record setting month for the USA. The map below shows the locations of billion dollar weather and climate disasters to date in the USA.
- Here’s the latest update on the US Drought Monitor. Across many of the plains states, NM to MS, and the northwest, extreme to exceptional drought conditions persist this week.
HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS
- NOAA has an excellent and comprehensive website on hurricane preparedness. Check it out! There’s a great deal of very important information for you.
- Here are two infographics that you’ll find helpful in preparing for a hurricane or tropical storm. The emergency kit checklist is a good starting point.
Now let’s take a quick look at various hurricane hazards.
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