Home ” National Hurricane Center monitors multiple disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean hurricane season runs until November 30 The most recent disturbance to come into play on Sunday is a tropical wave (red x) which is expected to emerge off the west coast of Africa by Monday evening. BREVARD COUNTY,Read More →
Be careful if you plan to enter or exit Atlantic City on Sunday – significant delays are possible on Route 30. According to the Atlantic City Police Department, the Children’s Foundation of the Families behind the badge is holding its 34th annual “Ben to The Shore Bike Tour” with theRead More →
GREENVILLE, NC (WNCT) – Hurricanes are one of nature’s wonders. They form above warm ocean waters in summer simply because the sea surface temperatures are warm. We are in the middle of hurricane season and the oceans are poised to fuel the development of storms. While temperatures are only oneRead More →
GREENVILLE, NC (WNCT) – Hurricanes are one of nature’s wonders. They form above warm ocean waters in summer simply because the sea surface temperatures are warm. We are in the middle of hurricane season and the oceans are poised to fuel the development of storms. While temperatures are only oneRead More →
GREENVILLE, North Carolina (WNCT) – Hurricanes are one of nature’s wonders. They form over warm ocean waters in summer simply because the sea surface temperatures are warm. We are in the middle of hurricane season and the oceans are ready to fuel the development of storms. While temperatures are onlyRead More →
GREENVILLE, NC (WNCT) – Hurricanes are one of nature’s wonders. They form over warm ocean waters in summer simply because the sea surface temperatures are warm. We are in the middle of hurricane season and the oceans are ready to fuel the development of storms. While temperatures are only oneRead More →
GREENVILLE, NC (WNCT) – Hurricanes are one of nature’s wonders. They form over warm ocean waters in summer simply because the sea surface temperatures are warm. We are in the middle of hurricane season and the oceans are ready to fuel the development of storms. While temperatures are only oneRead More →
Imagine a world where North America is locked in snow. Winter storms ravage Europe, while Australia suffers from permanent drought. This is not just the plot of Roland Emmerich’s 2004 disaster film “The Day After”. This is also what could happen if a crucial network of currents in the AtlanticRead More →
Unlike many of the boundless territories of western Donegal, Glencolmcille is a distinct place, a place with clear and knowable boundaries, locked by the Atlantic to the west and a wall of peat-covered mountains to the north, to the east and south. It is perhaps this aspect of the valleyRead More →
Oakland Park, Florida (PRWEB) August 14, 2021 Covid-19 hit the world by surprise in March 2020, and since then life has taken a dark turn. This pandemic has gripped the world by the neck, from the loss of families and friends to the virus, to job losses and business failures.Read More →
Photography Sciences # jellyfish # oceans # video August 12, 2021 Grace Ebert This beautiful red jellyfish of the kind Poralia may be an undescribed species. It was observed during the third transect of dive 20 of the 2021 North Atlantic Stepping Stones, at a depth of 700 meters (2,297Read More →
Scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have made a new discovery in the Atlantic Ocean: a new type of jellyfish found 700 meters (2,300 feet) below sea level. The previously unknown creature and no classified is distinguished by its superb red color. The red jellyfish is ofRead More →
The inhabitants of Coimbra will be able to reach the Atlantic Ocean by bicycle The beach is 50 kilometers away, but cycling there won’t be a problem Last week, the municipalities of Coimbra, Montemor-o-Velho and Figueira da Foz signed an interadministrative contract for the delegation of powers to the IntermunicipalRead More →
If you watched the 2004 film, Two days later, you may remember that a disruption to the circulation of the North Atlantic Ocean sent the planet into another Ice Age. A study published last week in Nature Climate Change notes that this circulation, officially known as the Atlantic Meridional OverturningRead More →
Coimbra residents will be able to reach the Atlantic Ocean by bicycle The beach is 50 kilometers away, but cycling to get there won’t be a problem Last week, the municipalities of Coimbra, Montemor-o-Velho and Figueira da Foz signed an inter-administrative contract for the delegation of powers to the IntercommunalRead More →
Loading Something is loading. In the 2004 film “The Day After Tomorrow”, a climatologist played by Dennis Quaid warns world leaders against rapid climate change. The key factor is an ocean current system called the Atlantic Meridional Reversing Circulation (AMOC), which moves warm water from the equatorial tropics to EuropeRead More →
The Atlantic reversal meridian circulation is an essential part of the Earth’s energy balance which regulates the climate. Millions of Americans flock to the Atlantic Ocean beaches along the country’s east coast for summer vacations. The warm waters and the scorching sun combine to create a relaxing experience. But, whileRead More →
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – While we have experienced the heat, humidity, and typical summer storms here in Kansas City, things have been unusually calm in the tropical Atlantic. No named storm has formed in this part of the world since Elsa cleared on July 9 over the northeastern United States.Read More →
The general view shows the Atlantic Ocean near the road between Saint-Jean-De-Luz and Hendaye, in Socoa, France, February 2, 2019. REUTERS / Régis Duvignau Sign up for our PoliticsNY newsletter for the latest coverage and to stay informed about the 2021 election in your district and across New York TheRead More →
An African domestic gecko, Hemidactylus Mabouia, is likely to be seen crawling on the side of a house in Florida or somewhere in Central or South America closer to the equator. The African domestic gecko is a small brown gecko that has spread throughout the Western Hemisphere. However, the geckoRead More →
By Kat Campbell, WRAL meteorologist It was a nice break as long as it lasted! Since Elsa dissipated on July 9, we’ve had a nice 3.5 week break with the development of new tropical systems. Saharan dust contributed to limit tropical development, frequent in June and July. The Atlantic isRead More →
If you see a gecko crawling up the side of a house in Florida or somewhere in Central or South America closer to the equator, chances are it’s an African house gecko, Hemidactylus mabouia. Small and brown, the African house gecko is now widespread in the Western Hemisphere. But theRead More →