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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Flash Flooding Near Los Alamos
Heavy rain has been falling in recent weeks on the burn area near Los Alamos, NM – which has led to flash flooding that threatens the Bandelier National Monument headquarters. http://www.santafenewmexican.com/
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Comment From Reader Jeff B
Jeff B says: August 28, 2011 at 1:35 am Are you using the maximum value for the entire storm system measured at 10m height from an unobstructed location? That’s the textbook standard for the Saffir-Simpson Scale. I was in Hurricane Rita … Continue reading
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Top Five
Two skeptic blogs in the top five on WordPress today. WUWT is always in the top five. http://botd.wordpress.com/?lang=en
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51 MPH Landfall Gust At Nags Head, NC
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100 MPH Gusts In Boulder, Colorado – Must Have Been A Hurricane
Gusts at NCAR’s Foothills Lab were clocked at 75 miles per hour, while 80-mph winds were recorded about 25 miles north of Boulder. Some NCAR employees who were blown across the parking lot or observed windows shaking in the Mesa … Continue reading
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Irene Surface Winds Much Lower Than At Altitude
There have not been any recent SFMR data…but based on the earlier sharp discrepancy between the flight-level and surface winds…the initial intensity is reduced to 70 kt. A slow weakening is expected as Irene moves along the coast of the … Continue reading
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Reminder : Tropical Storms Can Be Very Dangerous And Potentially Fatal
Some of the worst storms in Texas have been tropical storms, rather than hurricanes. A slow moving tropical storm can dump huge amounts of rain.
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1990 Colorado Hailstorm Did $1 Billion In Damage
The costliest storm in Colorado history was on July 11, 1990, with $625 million in insured hail damage, or about $1 billion in today’s dollars, association Executive Director Carole Walker said. http://www.aspentimes.com/
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