Are Atlantic Hurricanes Moving North? Blog Post
Climate Warming Is Expanding the Range of Tropical Cyclones Climate warming as a result of the increasing accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is slowly warming the…
Climate Warming Is Expanding the Range of Tropical Cyclones Climate warming as a result of the increasing accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is slowly warming the…
Ida Eyes New Orleans and the Mid-Gulf Coast (A version of this article also appears in Sarasota Magazine) Hurricane Ida is strengthening as it approaches the west side of…
Conditions are Right for a Busy Hurricane Season. Again. (A version of this article also appears in Sarasota Magazine) The Year So Far The Climate Adaptation Center issued…
Tropical Depression Fred Likely to Regain Tropical Storm Strength (This article also appears in Sarasota Magazine) It’s been an active hurricane season with seven named storms and peak hurricane season is…
The storm, which has 85 mph winds as of Friday, July 2, is intensifying rapidly This article was originally published in Sarasota Magazine July 2, 2021 Hurricane Elsa, the first…
Climate Adaptation Center Hurricane Season Updated Forecast – June 14, 2021 On April 15th the CAC announced its forecast for the 2021 Hurricane Season. The highlights of that early…
Welcome to the “New Normal” While the official 2021 hurricane season runs from June through November, the tropical and subtropical Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico are already in…
Our First Hurricane Forecast for 2021 – it’s time to get ready! The CAC in Sarasota, Florida is issuing our first Hurricane Forecast for 2021. Before getting to this…
It’s Just Around the Corner It seems like just a few weeks ago when we last posted about the wild 2020 hurricane season. Well, at this writing it’s only…
Is There a Connection Between Hurricanes and Red Tide, and does a Warming Climate Play a Role? The title background image shows Florida’s “red tide”, Karenia brevis, along the…