| This is a special section for the ATLANTIC TROPICAL SEASON, which runs from June 1 through November 30 each year. In this section, details on the list of storm names for the current season (or last season if between seasons), satellite imagery of any activity, currently active tropical cyclones (if any), hot tropical news topis, and even hurricane chasing / tropical cyclone intercept plans! Be sure to visit this page during the ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON, especially between June 1 and November 30 each year for up to the minute updates when activity is the greatest! |
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* The image(s) above are satellite images of any tropical weather currently being monitored. See the table below for any hurricane / tropical storm intercept plans! The table is updated in a timely fashion and shows current tropical cyclone / hurricane chasing intercept plans. This table is not updated outside of hurricane season unless there is activity.
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(Names Used With No Chase-Log Are In BLUE) (Names Used With A Chase-Log Are RED UNDERLINED And Clickable) (Phonetic Alphabet Names Used Are In GREEN - Rare!) |
| Arthur | Gustav | Marco | Teddy | |
| Bertha | Hanna | Nana | Vicky | |
| Cristobal | Ike | Omar | Wilfred | |
| Dolly | Josephine | Paloma | ||
| Edouard | Kyle | Rene | ||
| Fay | Laura | Sally |
* The 2008 Atlantic Hurricane Season has started on June 1, 2008 and runs until November 30, 2008. Activity is on the rise as the middle to the end of August approaches. This page is updated during this time frame (June 1 through November 30 of each year), which is the official Atlantic Hurricane season ... If you do not know much about tropical cyclones, be sure to read my tutorial on these interesting storms HERE!
| CURRENT HURRICANE CHASING PLANS (UPDATED 08-27-2008) |
| STORM-NAME | LOCATION | INTENSITY | TREND | INTERCEPT-PLANS |
| Gustav | Near Cuba | Tropical Storm | Intensifying | Monitoring |
* Hurricane season 2008 began on June 1, 2008 and will last until November 30, 2008. We are now entering the peak of the 2008 hurricane season (late August to late September)! The hurricane season 2008 is expected to be an above-average season due to a predicted La Nina pattern and warmer SST's. Hurricane chasing operations during the 2008 Atlantic hurricane season will be updated and documented once some activity warrents, so be sure to keep an eye on this page during the 2008 season!
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