Tropical Storm Chaba
Tropical Storm Chaba, another tropical storm in the Pacific Ocean, has manifested in the South China Sea and is projected to head north toward Southern China with some storms and rainfall in Macau, Guangzhou, and possibly light showers in Hong Kong. The Philippines Island may be experiencing some showers and winds, but no cause for alarm. As always, be cautious of the storms change in direction, as this can occur within hours. We will continue to monitor the situation as it unfolds. Update 6.30.2022 Tropical Storm Chaba has been increasing strength and its expected to develop into a Severe TS and then to a Typhoon as it makes landfall on the southern tip of China. Expect some flooding along the coastline and heavy rains in Macau. So much for the planned vacation at Wynn Macau. Currently no cause for alarm, just keep monitoring the news. Update 7.3.2022 The latest updates…
The Big Storm Is Coming
As many of us know, hurricane season is upon us, and that means the Atlantic states will be enduring severe storms, flash floods, strong winds, rain and hail, and quite possible tornado offshoots. And with all of these hazards come the risk of extreme damage to your property and to your very life. Last year, Hurricane Ida was a heavy-hitting Category 4 hurricane that decimated Louisiana, damaged New Jersey, New York, and other Atlantic coastal states. To see an example of some of the carnage left behind in New Orleans, watch this YouTube video from the Washington Post by clicking here. As a new season begins, meteorologists, emergency managers, utility companies, and residents who live in high-risk areas should always maintain vigilance and keep track of all the hurricane and tropical storms that manifest. But why should we keep tabs on those storms that are not in our area? Simple…