September 09, 2005
Five-day track on Hurricane Maria puts it near ICELAND!
The five-day track from the National Hurricane Center of Tropical Storm Maria, which is presently in the central Atlantic Ocean and no threat to North America, puts the storm -- still as a tropical system -- near Iceland by Tuesday morning, as shown below.
Unbelievable!
Posted by mhking at September 9, 2005 02:55 PM | TrackBackComments
It won't technically be a tropical storm when it hits Iceland. It will still likely have tropical-storm-force winds, but inside of 12 hours, it should lose its tropical characteristics.
Still, that is a Just Damn storm.
Posted by: steveegg at September 9, 2005 11:04 PMCould the water that far North still be warm enough to support a hurricane?
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