The GIANT WxD September 16, 2011-September 22, 2011.

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The GIANT WxD September 16, 2011-September 22, 2011

Contents Drought Cool Spell Remembering Hugo Ophelia Hurricane Climatology La Nina? Typhoon Roke Local Rain

The Texas drought and wildfires led to $5.2 billion in damage. tlook/weather- news/news/articles/drought- south-central-cost_ tlook/weather- news/news/articles/drought- south-central-cost_

August temperatures in comparison

U.S. experiences second warmest summer on record

Only nine of the lower 48 states experienced August temperatures near average, and no state had August average temperatures below average

September nd Anniversary of HURRICANE HUGO! (and then Hillary was born on the 21 st !!!)

Ophelia 2005

September Hurricane Climatology

Cold Water Upwelling

Transition back to La Nina

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Wednesday Morning

Wednesday Evening

Thursday Morning

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Subpolar Cyclone in North Pacific A massive subpolar cyclone has been moving across the North Pacific for the last few days. The storm is over 2,000 miles wide from its north to south extent, and is generating gale warnings from the Aleutian Islands of Alaska throughout the Northwest U.S. The Aleutian Low, a semi-permanent low pressure system in the Pacific, is associated with these frequent and large storms. This image was captured by the GOES-West satellite on September 21, 2011 at 1800z.

Hurricane Hilary!!

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