Hurricane Patricia = Strongest Storm EVER Recorded & Hitting Mexico Today “Patricia is the strongest hurricane on record in the National Hurricane Center’s area of responsibility (AOR) which includes the Atlantic and the eastern North Pacific basins.” National Hurricane Center today Hurricane Patricia was measured today to be the strongest storm ever measured on planet Earth and it’s headed straight to Mexico. Meteorologists are forecasting 40-foot waves on the Mexican coast […] Weather WeatherBrains | October 23, 2015 0 Comments
NOAA: What Does El Nino Mean for Hurricane Season in the USA? With the approach of the 2014 hurricane season and the strong potential for El Niño to develop during the next few months, the effect that El Niño has on both the Atlantic and Pacific hurricanes seasons is worth exploring. The hurricane impacts of El Niño and its counterpart La Niña are like a see-saw between the Pacific and Atlantic […] Weather SnowBrains | June 3, 2014 0 Comments
Super Typhoon Haiyan Could Be Strongest Storm to Ever Make Landfall | Winds up to 220 m.p.h. Super Typhoon Haiyan may have the highest wind speed of any storm to ever make landfall. Winds were blowing 195mph with gusts up to 220mph when the storm first hit the Philippines today. Wind speed in this range are extremely rare. Only 3 storm have ever been recorded with wind speeds near this magnitue: Hurricane Camille in 1969, Super Typhoon Tip in 1979, and Hurricane Allen in 1980. The Philippines are being hit by Haiyan […] Weather SnowBrains | November 8, 2013 3 Comments
Brain Post: Video of Eye of Hurricane on Saturn’s North Pole | Just Discovered You HAVE GOT to watch this video from Nasa about Saturn’s Hurricane This is spectacular. It’s almost hard to believe. Saturn has a hurricane that is locked onto it’s North Pole. It was just discovered. It’s an enormous storm that’s eye is 1,250 miles across. Learn more below: SATURN HURRICANE FACTS: – NASA’s Cassini space probe took these photos & […] Brains Miles Clark | April 30, 2013 3 Comments
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