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Hurricane Season In the Dominican Republic
by
Ragnhild Hansen
The hurricane season in the Dominican Republic officially begins on June 1st and runs through then end of November, peaking in the month of September. A hurricane begins as a tropical depression, which can build up and become a tropical storm before turning into a hurricane of category 1 to 5 strength with sustained wind speed of 119 kph to 250 kph. The storm receives its name from a pre-selected list when the tropical depression turns into a tropical storm. There are 6 lists of names, created by the National Hurricane Center in the early 1950s, which are used on rotation. If a name has been used for a particularly severe and devastating hurricane, that name is taken off the list, which happened with e.g. George and Katrina.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Hurricane-Season-In-the-Dominican-Republic
id=8012536 - Sep 19, 2013
Wedding Weather Outlook for Summer and Fall 2007
by
Vin Crosby
This article is designed to give those planning weddings this summer and fall an outlook of potential temperature and precipitation forecasts. The information was gathered from the latest forecast from the Climate Prediction Center of NOAA.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Wedding-Weather-Outlook-for-Summer-and-Fall-2007
id=538138 - Apr 23, 2007
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