The Year of Michael and Florence: 25 Interesting Facts About the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season
The 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season will be remembered for Hurricane Michael and Hurricane Florence.
Category: Tropical
Defiant Leslie Still A Hurricane
Dangerous Winds, Surf, And Heavy Rainfall Will Affect Portions Of Portugal And Spain Later Today And Sunday
No More Nadine, This Is The Last Advisory
At 1100 PM AST (0300 UTC), the remnants of Nadine were located near latitude 16.0 North, longitude 39.5 West. The remnants are moving toward the west near 17 mph (28 km/h).
‘Pickett’s History of Alabama’ To Be Re-Released This Month
“Pickett’s History of Alabama,” published in 1851, has been out of print for years. That will change on Oct. 15, thanks to Dr. Jim Pate and NewSouth Books.
Michael Becomes A Storm-force Post-tropical Low As It Moves Away From The United States
All Tropical Cyclone Warnings And Watches Discontinued
Michael Continues To Weaken, Heavy Rains Continue To Fall Over Georgia
NOAA Doppler weather radar data indicate that the center of Michael is now moving into south-central Georgia. Winds are continuing to decease across the Florida panhandle.
Michael Weakens To A Category 2 Storm, Still A Dangerous Hurricane
Eye of Michael moving through southwestern Georgia. Life threatening storm surge along the coast and damaging winds inland continue.
Michael Continues To Be A Dangerous Hurricane While Losing Wind Strength
LOCATION…30.9N 85.1W
ABOUT 30 MILES W OF BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA
ABOUT 70 MILES SW OF ALBANY, GEORGIA
MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS: 125 MPH
PRESENT MOVEMENT: NNE AT 16 MPH
MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE: 932 MB
Michael Has Weakened Some, Still Remains A Strong Category 4 Storm
The eye of Hurricane Michael is currently located just to the west of Altha, Florida, and will be crossing I-10 within the next several minutes.
Category Four Hurricane Michael Making Landfall Between Tyndall AFB and Mexico Beach
Hurricane Michael is making landfall right now right now between Tyndall AFB and Mexico Beach, Florida.
Noon Update on Extremely Dangerous Hurricane Michael: Max Winds 150, CP 919 Millibars
Hurricane Michael will likely be the third strongest U.S. landfalling hurricane with a central pressure of 919 millibars. If it maintains this pressure until it makes landfall, it will pass Hurricane Katrina for third place. It might be even stronger.
Hurricane Michael An Hour From Landfall, Eyewall Now Onshore
Hurricane force winds are now being felt along the coast as the eyewall of Hurricane Michael is moving onshore between Panama City Beach and Port St. Joe.
