The strength of Hurricane Danielle has been fluctuating quite a bit over the open Atlantic, as it makes it’s way in the general vicinity of Bermuda. Although meteorologists at the National Hurricane Center in Miami Florida expect Danielle to remain a Hurricane for the next several days, their predicted path of the storm keeps it [...]
We are just about two and a half weeks away from the peak of hurricane season, and the tropics are certainly heating up. We have 2 features in the Eastern Atlantic Ocean that should continue to be watched. The first is Danielle, which has been downgraded from a category 2 hurricane earlier today all the [...]
Just Yesterday Tropical Depression 6 was upgraded to our forth named storm of the Atlantic Hurricane season, Tropical Storm Danielle. This Afternoon, the tropical storm was upgraded to Hurricane Danielle. As of the 5pm EST National Hurricane Center advisory, Hurricane Danielle was positioned at 15.4°N 41.5°W, with maximum sustained winds of approximately 75 miles per [...]
We are almost in prime hurricane season, and that means one thing, an increase in tropical activity in the Atlantic basin. Today, the sixth tropical depression of the season formed. The storm which meteorologists predict could become the season’s first major hurricane, is luckily also predicted to miss North America, and likely not affect any [...]
The Atlantic hurricane season is off to a bit of a slow start considering that the forecasts for the season were abnormally high. Having said this, it looks like as early as Saturday or Sunday we may have our forth named storm, Tropical Storm Danielle. Currently tracked by the National Hurricane Center as Invest 95L, [...]
