Tropical Storm Fiona

Published on August 31, 2010 by admin · No Comments

Fiona tropical storm formed in the central Atlantic today and to the west-northwest could become the fourth hurricane of the Atlantic season, Hurricane joining Alex and Hurricane Danielle is EarlFiona Hurricane Earl subjects. Its center was located about 900 km east of the Leeward Islands to the west at a speed of 24 mph. Windward Islands North could reach Wednesday. Maximum sustained winds were estimated at 40 mph. Some strengthening was

The path to long-term Fiona depend largely on what Hurricane Earl However, the National Hurricane Center is east of the Bahamas, moving toward the northwest in the afternoon on Saturday. From there, apparently to stop or perhaps even change direction. At this stage it is too early to guess where it will be 6 or 7 days roadHurricane Earl is now a Category 4 storm with winds of up to 135 kmh. Earl NHC track remains the same, staying on the coast of the United States moves up and possibly make landfall in Nova Scotia.Elsewhere in the tropics is fairly well organized yet another wave behind Fiona, who is also necessary to monitor.

According to the National Hurricane Center in the path of Tropical Storm Fiona depend on the actions of Hurricane Earl. Unfortunately, the hurricane is heading count the northwest side of the serpentine has been said in the afternoon on Saturday the sad news and unforgettable. According to the hurricane center is too early to make predictions about natural disasters such as their addresses have changed over time. Nothing can be said about the direction of these storms in the coming days. Tropical Storm Fiona is a source of attention, but not as much as Hurricane Earl was moving at a speed of more than one hundred miles per hour. The chemistry of these storms are not yet identified because they are organized in a wave that affects the tropics.