But if you want to follow it on the NOAA website I've found a new link. www.nhc.noaa.com That will get you to this page. (after you click on the storm(and interactive))
So you have another weather site to keep track of.
Sunday, May 27, 2012
1901 - Beryl
There was a blogger called Beryl but I can't find her in any of my lists. Oh well. This is about hurricane Beryl anyway. Well maybe not a hurricane yet, so tropical storm Beryl? It's heading for the lower East coast and then up the East coast to the DC area before back out to sea. And we know how accurate hurricane path predictions are.
But if you want to follow it on the NOAA website I've found a new link. www.nhc.noaa.com That will get you to this page. (after you click on the storm(and interactive))
So you have another weather site to keep track of.
But if you want to follow it on the NOAA website I've found a new link. www.nhc.noaa.com That will get you to this page. (after you click on the storm(and interactive))
So you have another weather site to keep track of.
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5 comments:
You can believe that I like to keep current on when any hurricanes are happening!
Thank you, Mike!
It's amazine that it's likely to make a hook like that. Hurricanes are never to be taken lightly -- those old-style hurricane parties were taking real chances.
Angel - Now you can hang by your computer 24/7.
Duck - I can't believe the turn this one took.
I hope east coast residents won't have damage from this one.
Kathy - I put new dots on the map that takes it out to sea sooner. Hopefully Beryl will see my new plot and follow it.
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