Hurricane Gustav Images

Florida Home Foreclosures || Luxury Homes || Florida Condo Rentals || Florida Condos For Sale || Orlando || Naples || Tampa Bay Attractions

Poland signs agreement for U.S. Missiles in Poland and Moscow issues Nuclear Warning Threat World News and Video Updates
National Weather Center Weather Images NOAA Satellites US Weather Tracking < Atlantic - Gulf of Mexico - Pacific
For 2008 - NOAA Predicts a Near Normal or Above Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season. The outlook indicates a 65% chance of 12 to 16 named storms,
including 6 to 9 hurricanes and 2 to 5 major hurricanes. An average season has 11 named storms, including 6 hurricanes for which 2 reach major status. This
outlook is a general guide and does not predict where or when any storms may hit land. That's the job of the National Hurricane Center after a storm forms.
2008 Named Tropical Storms and Hurricanes Arthur, Bertha, Cristobal, Dolly, Genevieve, Edouard, Fay, Gustav, Iselle

Tips after a Hurricane Do not examine your home for damage with matches, candles, or other other "flame based" lighting. Use flashlights.
Avoid downed power lines. If you stored water in open containers such s bathtubs, do not drink without purifying first.

Items that you should always have available or can purchase- Non-electric can opener, flashlights, radios, portable TV's, cans of sterno,
candles, dry food, canned food, bottled water.

Chart From 1950 to 2004 in the United States Major Hurricane Land Strikes
Current Florida Keys - South Florida and Cuba - Radar Weather Map
Foreclosure Florida Homes
Tropical Storms Tracking Path Images Tropical Storm Fay

The Atlantic hurricane season officially is from June 1st through November 30th.
DID YOU KNOW - Many factors must be present for a hurricane to develop, they include:
Ocean temperature must be a minimum of 80 degrees to a depth of at least 150 feet.
The lower layer of the atmosphere (troposphere) must contain a large degree of high humidity.
The difference of the wind speed between the lower and upper atmospheres must not exceed 20 miles per hour.
Thunderstorm activity must be present to start the circular spinning action and create an upward flow of air.
Wind speed begins to speed up near the center of the thunderstorm center, and if barometric pressure drops, more air is sucked up into the core of the storm and wind velocity begins to increase. If wind speed increases to 74mph (the minimum velocity for hurricane classification), an "eye" will generally begin to form, giving birth to a hurricane.

Atlantic hurricanes often form to the west or northwest of the African equatorial coast. Prevailing wind currents generally cause them to travel in a westward or northwestward direction, making the Caribbean Islands usually vulnerable. Hurricanes can develop in almost any of the world's oceans, but generally form in the tropics and the Gulf of Mexico. Web Links Hurricane Info Tampa Bay Florida Ruskin NOAA Office
Tampa Bay Florida Flood Zones FEMA General Info Pinellas County Flood Zones FEMA Flood Maps Pinellas County MaxGo Web Design
Orlando Real Estate View Naples Florida Luxury Home TopTeamWeb All Seminole Pinellas Real Estate Tampa Bay Condo Sale Conservative News
August 2008 Tropical Storm Fay - Good News - The severe water shortage for a 16-county region of Florida and parts of Georgia was eased. Rainfall from from 17 to 25 inches for Florida and Georgia reported. Bad News - Areas of flooding with accumulations up to 30 inches caused major damage.

CHARTS MAPS TROPICAL STORMS SATELLITE IMAGES NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS TIPS. COUNTIES EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SHELTERS EVACUATION PLANS
FLOOD ZONES INSURANCE TAMPA BAY REAL ESTATE HOMES REPAIRS STORM DAMAGE

HURRICANE GUSTAV IMAGES PATH

HURRICANE GUSTAV IMAGES

GUSTAV TROPICAL STORM AND HURRICANE Hurricane and Tropical Storm Satellite Mapping Current Updated National Weather Conditions Depressions Storms Hurricanes Paths and Forecasts

GUSTAV TROPICAL STORM AND HURRICANE

Hurricane and Tropical Storm Satellite Mapping
Current Updated National Weather Conditions
Depressions Storms Hurricanes Paths and Forecasts