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Hurricane Earl has become Tropical Storm Earl. Earl is considered a large and powerful tropical storm with winds of 70 miles per hour. Tropical Storm Earl made landfall near the western head Nova Scotia around 10:00 AM. Severe tropical storm conditions are affecting a large part of the Canadian province. A hurricane watch is...
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Through the night, Hurricane Earl has weakened dramatically and become a category 1 hurricane. Earl currently has 85 mile per hour winds. Weakening is forecast for today, however, Earl is expected to remain a large hurricane as it approaches New England. A lot of warnings and watches changed or disappeared. The hurricane warning for...
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Hurricane Earl has weakened into a category 3 hurricane with 115 mile per hour winds. Earl is expected to weaken further tonight and Friday, although it is expected to remain a large and powerful hurricane as it passes the Outer Banks. Hurricane force winds extend outward 70 miles from the center, while tropical storm...
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The fourth tropical storm in the last eleven days has formed in the Atlantic, Tropical Storm Gaston. Gaston is moving along west at 15 miles per hour with 14 mile per hour winds. There are no current warnings in effect that related to Gaston, however, if he continues moving west there will be soon....
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Evacuation orders for North Carolina’s Ocracoke Island have been issued, and even though Rhode Island is still many miles away, the Ocean State is preparing for high winds, heavy rains and a possible storm surge. The residents are watching all updates on Hurricane Earl, as he could possibly come right at them. Officials are...
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Late night yesterday authorities ordered the mandatory evacuation of Ocracoke Island. Ocracoke is located on the Outer Banks of North Carolina and has a resident population of about 800 people. In addition there are about 5,000 tourists on the small island. Ocracoke can be accessed via ferry and it also has a small airport....
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Hurricane Earl is in the Atlantic moving northwest at 14 miles per hour. So far, it seems that Earl is moving the same way that the infamous Hurricane Gloria did in 1985. Hurricane Gloria was a very powerful Category 5 hurricane that moved along the the Atlantic until it moved directly over Long Island...
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With a Category 4 Hurricane heading towards the East Coast some vacationers might have to re-schedule a little. Maybe going to Florida instead of the East Coast for Labor Day would solve the problem. Hurricane Earl Projected Path Hurricane Earl is a Category 4 Tropical Storm, currently playing catch with small boats in the...
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Tropical Storm Fiona is the newest tropical storm in the Atlantic right now. Hopefully, Fiona will be the last tropical cyclone for the 2010 hurricane season. That could actually be possible as there is only a 10% chance of tropical cyclone formation in the Atlantic Ocean currently. There is a broad area of low...
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Hurricane Earl is still a category 4 hurricane at large in the Atlantic Ocean. Earls sustains winds of up to 135 miles per hour and there are no signs that they will let down anytime soon. Earl is still moving west-northwest toward the East Coast of the United States. Hurricane Earl’s core is passing...
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