Greetings everybody! Thanks so much for visiting. With the arrival of September, meteorological autumn has begun in the northern hemisphere and spring starts south of the equator. We’re reaching the peak season for hurricane potential and the Atlantic has a few areas of concern that are worth watching. While preparedness supplies are plentiful and the Atlantic is somewhat quiet (for the moment), now is the time to get prepared for a tropical storm or hurricane. I’ve plenty of hurricane preparedness information for you. Along with the latest US Drought Monitor update there are several good reads, so let’s get started.

- Misinformation and disinformation fuel by AI is widespread. This is an informative read on how to tell if something is fake or the real deal.
- Speaking of misinformation and disinformation, this read from March, 2021 is worth revisiting.
- A well educated mind is one way of avoiding the pitfalls or misinformation, disinformation, rumors, and cherry picking. The application of logic along with critical thinking should be a “must have” in our education system.
- Here’s a fascinating read on how viruses discovered in ice cores showed how they adapted to a changing climate.
- Running is a popular sport the world over. How does the heat effect one of the most popular ways of keeping fit?
- Winter has just ended in the southern hemisphere. But, that doesn’t mean that it was cold. Here’s the inside details.
- Here’s the latest update on the US Drought Monitor. Drought conditions have worsened across much of the contiguous USA with little relief in sight for the near future. The latest fire weather outlooks can be found at the Storm Prediction Center website where they are updated daily.

HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS

- Here’s a good primer to get you started on preparedness. It’s never too early to prepare for the storm you hope never happens!
- Here’s another comprehensive site that covers a myriad of topics that will be of interest to anyone living in an area prone to hurricanes and tropical cyclones.
- This is another good preparedness link that covers hurricanes, health concerns, and other natural disaster emergencies.



That’s a wrap for this week! Thanks for stopping by! See you next Saturday!
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