BOOM! Intense North Atlantic Storm Drops to 930 Millibars! [REVIEW]
Last weekend saw an unusually intense hurricane force extratropical storm low over the North Atlantic. An active weather pattern started showing up on
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Last weekend saw an unusually intense hurricane force extratropical storm low over the North Atlantic. An active weather pattern started showing up on
Update: The storm “bombed out” at 930mb on Saturday. For reference Hurricane Sandy was measured at 940 millibars. Update: A 1003mb low off the
16 January Update: A major hurricane force storm continues over the western North Pacific with winds up to 65 knots and significant wave heights up to 20
A dangerous winter storm is developing rapidly over the western North Pacific east of Japan, one that has the potential to be even more powerful than Hurricane
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