After writing pretty much every morning for the past few months, I decided to take a little break. It helps there are no tropical systems running the Earth (well, except Tropical Cyclone Phyan which struck India’s Arabian coast just south of Mumbai, Maharashtra this morning).
As long as there are no active cyclones posts will come about once every other day or so. This will give me time to work on other articles and work on the new map I’ve had planned seemingly forever.
One of the first articles I’ll ahve coming up is a preliminary report on Ida. There isn’t much to write about. I want to go back and analyze the NHC’s forecast (track and intensity) and try to get my hands on some model runs and see how they performed.
Have you seen Ida, lately? The storm is a beast in the extratropical sense that will likely become a noreaster and bring some serious moisture to the northeast. There are storm warnings, gale warnings, coastal flood warnings, high surf advisories; you name it, it’s posted from the Carolinas northward.
Anyway, that’s the plan. I also have those write-ups on the metropolitan cities I wanted to get up on the site. I started with Brownsville and haven’t touched it in at least a month. So, hopefully now I’ll have time to wrap that up and move onto Corpus Christi. Stay tuned.
Related posts:
- Hurricane Ike’s rains coming ashore
- Coming soon – a list of the oddest hurricanes you’ve never heard
- Danny Being Danny – Storm Barely Hanging On, Ericka Coming
- Ida expected to be strong tropical storm or hurricane before coming inland early tomorrow morning
- Tropical Storm Ida coming ashore this hour in Mobile Bay, Alabama
