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STG's Tropical Weather Site
From their origins as seemingly harmless tropical waves off the western
coast of Africa to their arrival along the North American coastline with
winds that can reach speeds of more than 150 miles per hour, hurricanes
can unleash what is perhaps Mother Nature's fiercest impact from a
single storm.
Explore the life cycle of a hurricane as it evolves from a tropical disturbance into a tropical storm, and learn how scientists track and follow hurricanes to improve our understanding of these fascinating storms.
What is a hurricane?
How does a tropical disturbance in the Atlantic become a hurricane?
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Saffir-Simpson scale
What's the difference between a Category 1 and a Category 5 hurricane?
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Names for hurricanes
Why are hurricanes named, and where do their names come from?
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Watches & warnings
What you should know when a hurricane watch or warning is issued.
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Damage & effects
Hurricanes can impact coastal areas with more than just wind.
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Hurricanes in history
From Galveston to New Orleans, hurricanes loom large in U.S. history.
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Tracking hurricanes
How forecasters observe hurricanes, from far away and up close.
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Hurricane season
When hurricanes are likely to form, and factors that influence the season.
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Typical origins & tracks
Maps by month on where hurricanes form & the paths they follow.
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Preparedness Quide
How forecasters observe hurricanes, from far away and up close.
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Generator Safety & Use
What kind and size of generator do you need? Tips for use and maintenance.
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Safety Information Links
Links and information about shelters, evacuation routes, medical, pet safety and more.
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Business Preparedness
Important information, Tips, suggestions and Links for your business preparation
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Disaster Supply Kit
Be prepared for a natural disaster such as a hurricane or earthquake
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Swimming Pool Prep
There are several steps you can take to prepare and protect your swimming pool.
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Hurricane Shutter Guide
Important information to help you decide what type and style of shutter is best for you.
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Weather Videos
A small collection of weather related videos I've collected from off the Web.
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Buoy Information
National Data Buoy center with current and history and Data. Wind, Wave height, Temps
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Florida Power and Light's interactive
power outage and restoration map.