Website review: National Hurricane Center / Tropica...
Jack-Benny discovered this in Meteorology
•35 reviews since Aug 9, 2003
meteorology, weather, hurricane
•nhc.noaa.gov
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rokjok rated 2 weeks ago- The latest in hurricane tracking and forecating.
- Machione rated 4 weeks ago
- A great U.S. government site.
- audioarchivist rated 8 weeks ago
- one must take note of these things....
- Sealight rated 11 months ago
- Trust me, nobody use to care about Hurricanes this far South of the United States. So let's not make it some kind of global warming thing.
- tonyhes rated 23 months ago
- Good for hurricane season stuff- I have a widget that taps into this site too!
- Susiep2660 rated 24 months ago
- An important link for anyone in close proximity to a coast - particularly a hurricane magnet like Wilmington, NC. I get daily updates and being the weather nut that I am, it's fun to track tropical waves, depressions and watch things develop.
- Rhiannon1x rated 26 months ago
- And the first hurricane of 2006 is upon us! I happened to be in the Cayman Islands when the tropical depression started right over us. Good thing I'm from the desert so I could appreciate a couple days of constant rain. I hope this hurricane season is not as tragic but alas, if this is any indication (one so early)...good luck to those who live in their path.
- tunaboy rated 26 months ago
- Webisite where you can keep tabs on the inaugurated hurricane season(tropical depression Alberto). Wonderful example of science in practice, with real world consequences. I don't envy the meteorolgists here who have to warn a large number of people, in an area of hard science with one of the highest levels of uncertainty. Great graphics available.
- kayell rated 26 months ago
- Update: Good news so far - "...DEPRESSION REMAINS DISORGANIZED..." Tropical Depression One for the Atlantic is up and running in the Carribean. Probably will turn into a tropical storm tonight and acquire a name. NOAA is predicting a "very active 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season" more on that here: http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/outlooks/hurricane.shtml
