June 1 is the meteorological beginning of summer. In addition, it is also the start of hurricane season. A list of the upcoming names can be seen here.
There have been a few updates made by the National Hurricane Center (NHC) beginning this year. For example, those that follow these systems (doesn't everybody?) can look at the Tropical Cyclone Discussion page and find an additional piece of information. The table will add an extra column that denotes forecast intensity in MPH (or miles per hour).
Also, a nice addition has been made to help pronounce the names. For example, here is a couple of names and their phonetic pronunciations:
Katia ka-TEE-ah
Philippe fee-LEEP
The list of phonetic names can be seen here.
Find out more about the updates made by the NHC at this site:
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/pdf/updates_2011.pdf
That's all for now. Wow, it feels amazing out there this morning. Enjoy it because the heat will be coming back.
MS
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Tornadoes on Easter Sunday
This is a worse case scenario. Tornadoes and flooded, blocked roadways making for great difficulties reaching residences affecting hard hit ...
-
In July of this year, I did a segment about the latest sunsets in the eastern time zone. This corresponded nicely with the summer solstice a...
-
Recently, I noticed that our days have now begun to shorten. However, our sunset here in Louisville still remains at 9:10pm edt. Starting th...
-
A 1 Temperature C Humidity F Heat Index 2 81 82 86.82 This is an Excel spreadsheet program. Fairly ...
No comments:
Post a Comment