Greg Machos posted his latest time lapse photography video of Tropical Storm Hanna's effects on New Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=268 Greg Machos talks about how Hurricane Ike got revved up again to Category Four strength before weakening slightly on Sunday afternoon, and how it looms as another threat for the Gulf. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=267 Tropical Storm Hanna moved quickly through the Garden State on Saturday, but it still brought plenty of wind and rain. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=266 Greg Machos talked about some of the early signs that Tropical Storm Hanna was coming to New Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=265 The National Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida issued its last advisory on Tropical Storm Josephine at 5:00 AM on Saturday morning. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=264 Greg Machos talks about his latest trip to the Jersey Shore to catch in some wave and wind action ahead of Hanna. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=263 Greg Machos gives his latest analysis on the trio of tropical trouble in the form of Tropical Storm Hanna, Hurricane Ike, and Tropical Storm Josephine. http://hurricaneville.com/storm_report.html The Tropical Storm Watch that had been extended to Sandy Hook earlier in the day, has now been upgraded to a Tropical Storm Warning. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=262 Hurricane Ike is still a major hurricane, but has continued to weaken under the effects of shear. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=261 Over the past 12 to 18 hours, Tropical Storm Hanna has been showing signs of strengthening as it moves toward landfall. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=260 The National Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida has extended the Tropical Storm Watch further up the Jersey coast to Sandy Hook. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=259 As Hanna begins to approach the Mid-Atlantic Coast of the United States, the National Hurricane Center has issued a Tropical Storm Watch for portions of Southern New Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=258 As Hanna begins to approach the Mid-Atlantic Coast of the United States, the National Hurricane Center has issued a Tropical Storm Watch for portions of Southern New Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=257 The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for New Jersey as well as much of the Mid-Atlantic in anticipation of Tropical Storm Hanna's visit. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=256 One thing that intrigues and fascinates Greg Machos is the stories that he receives from visitors to Hurricaneville on their past experiences with a tropical storm or hurricane. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=255 Another aspect of tropical storms and hurricanes that sparks curiosity from people is the storm names. Everyone wants to know how tropical storms and hurricanes are named, and Greg Machos gives his explanation. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=254 Greg Machos just posted his latest time lapse photography video from August 30, 2008, which captures the brief gusts showers from the combinationn of a cold front and the remnants of Tropical Storm Fay. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=253 Greg Machos discusses how Gustav may have gone, but the city of New Orleans might not be out of the woods yet. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=252 Greg Machos talks about how the Tropical Atlantic has really picked up in terms of activity with the latest tropical depression that joined Gustav and Hanna on the scene. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=251 Greg Machos describes how Gustav may have shown some mercy by weakening, but New Orleans wasn't out of the woods. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=250 Three years after Hurricane Katrina, the Central Gulf Coast region of the United States finds itself looking down the barrel of a loaded gun as Gustav lurks in the Gulf of Mexico. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=249 On Saturday, August 30th, the remnants of Tropical Storm Fay combined with an approaching cold front to bring showers to Central Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=248 On Friday afternoon, Gustav was reclassified to a hurricane, but its pressure fall over the past 18 hours starting early Friday morning may be the beginnings of a rapid intensification phase. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=247 Interact with others, and discuss the latest goings on in the tropics in the Hurricaneville Message Board. http://b3.boards2go.com/boards/board.cgi?&user=hurricaneville On Friday August 29th, the third anniversary of Hurricane Katrina's landfall over the Central Gulf Coast was remembered by Hurricaneville. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=246 While the Atlantic Basin has been busy with storms so far in 2008, the Eastern Pacific has had its share of activity. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=245 August and September are usually the peak months of the Atlantic Hurricane Season, and so far 2008 has been no exception. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=244 Earlier in the week, Gustav formed and swiftly became a strong Category One Hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson Scale before coming ashore in Southwestern Haiti, and killing 51 people there. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=243 Gustav and Hanna aren't the only ones making news this week in the tropics. Fay is still making some noise as its remnants have brought rainfall to Central Pennsylvania, and could bring some showers to Central Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=242 Prior to the clouds, instability, and light rain from Fay's remnants, the Central Jersey area had enjoyed ten days of fine weather in the latter part of August 2008. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=241 Greg Machos briefly discusses future work on the Greg's Weather Center web site. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=240 Greg Machos briefly discusses problems that have been occurring with the GWC WX Station. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=239 Within the past week or so, Greg Machos finally got around to posting some old timelapse video from April including leftover rain in the latter portion of the month. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=238 Within the past week or so, Greg Machos finally got around to posting some old timelapse video from April including a rainy and windy day in the latter portion of the month. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=237 During the course of tracking Tropical Storm Fay's devastation in Florida, Greg Machos began to look back on past damaging tropical storms such as Allison back in 2001. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=236 Tropical Storm Fay brought about a State of Emergency in Florida after deluging portions of the state with 20 to 30 inches of rain. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=235 Here's a timelapse video from June that had mostly sunny and breezy conditions along with a brief shower on the 24th. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=234 Greg Machos captured some storm footage of a brief downpour in Central Jersey on August 15, 2008. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=233 Greg Machos had stated on his home page that Fay will maintain itself, and perhaps even strengthen a bit over the flat marshy land of Southern Florida after making landfall. He was right! http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=232 Another series of severe weather events affected a large area in the Central United States from Thursday to Saturday, and is expected to continue on Sunday and Monday. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=221 After seven straight days of measurable rain, the sun made a return appearance over Central Jersey on Friday. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=220 On Thursday, May 22nd, NOAA issued its 2008 Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast in Tampa, Florida, and it called for another above average season with 12 to 16 named storms. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=219 Greg Machos discusses the latest findings on the link between global warming and hurricanes by top American scientist, Tom Knutson. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=217 On Thursday, May 15th, the 2008 Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season got underway with no incident. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=216 For the fourth straight weekend, there was measurable precipitation here in Central Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=215 Don't look now, but the 2008 Atlantic Hurricane Season is rapidly approaching, and NOAA will be starting its Hurricane Awareness Week on Sunday, May 25th. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=214 This past week, Greg Machos became a full member of the American Meteorological Society after being a student member for several years. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=213 This past week, the World Meteorological Organization and NOAA agreed to retire three storm names from 2007: Dean, Felix, and Noel. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=212 The cyclone that affected the Myanmar Republic this past week along with the series of devastating tornadoes in the Great Plains and Southeast on Sunday may be omens of things to come in 2008. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=211 The town of Manville in Somerset County has announced that it will be creating a Flood Steering Committee in order to lobby for more funding to prevent what happened with Hurricane Floyd and last year's Nor'easter from occurring again. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=210 After a brief and sunny respite over this past weekend, the Central Jersey region is expected to get more rain and wind on Monday. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=209 The events before, during, and after Cyclone Nagris impact on the Myanmar Republic shows a number of similarities to the aftermath of the cyclone that affected what became Bangladesh in 1971. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=208 There were a couple interesting facts to note about the rapidly developing Hurricane Humberto including the fact that it was the first hurricane to make landfall along the United States coast since Hurricane Wilma in October 2005. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=132 Greg Machos looks back at the controversy and tumult that occurred at the NHC this summer, and gives his thoughts on it. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=131 Two new tropical cyclones have developed in the Atlantic including Tropical Storm Humberto in the Western Gulf, and Tropical Depression Eight in the Central Atlantic. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=130 Greg Machos briefly discusses another book that he has gotten a hold of by Jeff Lyon about Hurricane Bob from August 1991. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=129 Hurricane Henriette was the third hurricane in the Eastern Pacific this season, and it made two landfalls along the Mexican West Coast. Hurricaneville summarizes the life of this minimal hurricane. http://www.hurricaneville.com/henriette.html A few days have passed since Hurricane Felix rolled through the Caribbean and Central America as another monster Category Five Hurricane. Hurricaneville summarizes the life of this powerful storm. http://www.hurricaneville.com/felix.html A persistent disturbance off the Southeast Coast of the U.S. has finally become better organized to become Subtropical Storm Gabrielle. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=128 Greg Machos analyzes how such video sites as YouTube and the Weather Warriors section of the Weather Channel have completely changed the way a major storm is brought into our home. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=127 The latest update to the Hurricaneville Storm Report focuses on the recent developments with major Hurricane Felix. http://www.hurricaneville.com/storm_report.html The latest update to Tracking the Tropics focuses on the recent developments around the Atlantic Basin including Hurricane Felix. http://www.hurricaneville.com/tracking_the_tropics.html Several weeks have passed since Hurricane Flossie threatened the Hawaiian Islands as a strong Category Four Hurricane. Hurricaneville summarizes the life of this powerful storm. http://www.hurricaneville.com/flossie.html A couple weeks have passed since Hurricane Dean rolled through the Caribbean as a monster Category Five Hurricane. Hurricaneville summarizes the life of this powerful storm. http://www.hurricaneville.com/dean.html Tropical Storm Henriette is still trying to become a hurricane, but don't let that fool you because it has already caused plenty of damage as well as six deaths in the Mexican Riviera. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=126 Hurricane Felix has become the second hurricane of the 2007 Atlantic Hurricane Season by defying expectations. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=125 After dealing with a lull following Hurricane Dean and Hurricane Flossie the tropics in both the Eastern Pacific and Atlantic are heating up again. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=124 With the latest barrage of severe storms around the country, one has to wonder what the heck is going on with our weather. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=123 With the last advisory issued on Dean, the focus has now shifted to the number of casualties and the amount of damage caused by the storm. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=122 Greg Machos discusses Hurricane Dean becoming the third strongest hurricane on record to make landfall anywhere in the Atlantic Basin. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=121 It's been long overdue, but Greg Machos finally got around to put together a summary of the 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season. http://www.hurricaneville.com/2006.html Greg Machos discusses the latest developments with Dean has added to the alarming litany of recent Category Five storms in the Atlantic. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=120 Greg Machos discusses how Hurricane Dean's collision course with Jamaica brings back memories of a similarly powerful monster from nearly twenty years ago. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=118 Greg Machos has just posted his latest storm report on the latest events surrounding Hurricane Dean in the Atlantic. http://www.hurricaneville.com/storm_report.html Greg Machos has just posted his latest installment of Tracking the Tropics with the latest information on activity across the Atlantic Basin. http://www.hurricaneville.com/tracking_the_tropics.html Greg Machos comments on how the development of Hurricane Dean has sounded the alarm in U.S. Coastal states. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=117 Discuss Hurricane Dean as well as other happenings in the Tropics in the message board. http://b3.boards2go.com/boards/board.cgi?&user=hurricaneville Greg Machos briefly describes some of the books he has read so far this hurricane season, and his plans to review them. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=116 Greg Machos discusses the problems he has encountered with updating the site in a prompt manner this season. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=115 While the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific has been relatively quiet until recently, the Western Pacific has been raging with typhoons including the latest, Super Typhoon Sepat. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=114 Greg Machos has added some more storms from the Eastern Pacific as well as the Atlantic to the Hurricaneville Almanac. http://www.hurricaneville.com/almanac.html The last round of inclement weather that affected Central Jersey was also captured on time lapse video courtesy of the GWC Webcam. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=113 The severe weather that was caught on the time lapse video from August 8th, and was posted to YouTube and the Weather Channel also produced an EF2 Tornado in Brooklyn, New York. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=112 Here is a time lapse video from the GWC Webcam of the severe weather that struck Northwestern Middlesex County and the rest of the New York City area. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=111 A rare tropical cyclone is threatening the Persian Gulf region including Oman and Iran causing chaos in oil markets. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=110 The remnants of Tropical Storm Barry brought more heavy rains to many parts of New Jersey although Northwestern Middlesex County was spared somewhat. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=109 The first Hurricaneville Storm Report of 2007 focuses on the remnants of Tropical Storm Barry as of 2:20 PM EDT on June 3, 2007. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=108 The first Hurricaneville Storm Report of 2007 focuses on the remnants of Tropical Storm Barry as of 2:20 PM EDT on June 3, 2007. http://www.hurricaneville.com/storm_report.html The remnants of Tropical Storm Barry are moving up the Eastern Seaboard towards New Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=107 Greg Machos spent much of his Saturday getting prepared for the arrival of Barry's Remnants and also continue preparing for this hurricane season. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=106 Storm footage of a thunderstorm passing through Central Jersey two weeks ago has just been posted to both YouTube and Weather.com. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=105 Typhoon season got underway early again in 2007 with the first significant typhoon to move through the Philippine islands recently. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=104 Despite predictions of a below average season in the Eastern Pacific, things have gotten off to a quick start with two named storms. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=103 Greg Machos and Hurricaneville.com are taking steps to prepare for the 2007 Atlantic Hurricane Season, which begins on Friday, June 1st. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=102 Jim Williams of Hurricane City and the Weather Audio Broadcast Network will be having his annual kickoff broadcast of the hurricane season on Friday, June 1st. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=101 Greg Machos has posted regular digital video of the live footage from the severe weather in Central Jersey last week on Weather.com. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=100 Greg Machos has posted streaming video of the live footage he captured of the severe weather that rolled through Central Jersey on May 16, 2007. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=99 More fallout has developed from Bill Proenza's NHC cruasade to get more money. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=98 Greg Machos has posted timelapse video footage from May 16, 2007 including the severe thunderstorm that moved through Central Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=97 On Tuesday, May 15th, the 2007 Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season began with little fanfare. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=96 The Garden State joined Florida, Georgia, and California as states in the U.S. that are dealing with brush fires. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=95 The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, New Jersey has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 8:00 PM on May 16, 2007. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=94 Despite the brush fires plaguing the Northern portion of the Sunshine State, the Florida Governor's Hurricane Conference got underway on Monday, May 14, 2007 in Fort Lauderdale. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=93 Greg Machos analyzes the first named storm of the 2007 Atlantic Hurricane Season. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=92 Due to a scheduling snafu, Hurricaneville learned that the Barely Protected special on the Weather Channel was last week, but Pete Smith of Seaside Heights taped it, and posted it on YouTube. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=91 The aftermath of a devastating tornado in Greensburg, Kansas revealed another issue unresolved from Katrina. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=90 After an April that was brutal for the Northeast, the region has experience superb weather, but at the expense of other parts of the United States, which are dealing with severe weather of all kinds. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=89 Greg Machos discusses how being politically active can help you be pro-active when it comes to storm preparedness. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=88 A political delegation from the Boro of Bound Brook traveled to Washington, D.C. to talk to federal officials about increasing funding for the Green Brook Flood Control Project. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=87 Recent April rains put the month over the top with a record breaking rainfall in New Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=86 Greg Machos has published more time lapse photography. This time the video includes the full moon risinig over New Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=85 Unfortunately for many New Jersey residents, there was more rain last night in the Garden State to start the month of May. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=84 The Weather Channel is going to have a special on hurricanes hitting New Jersey called Barely Protected. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=83 Greg Machos gives some analysis on the recent Nor'easter and another storm that hit the Central Jersey area. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=82 Greg Machos provides information that recently appeared in the Star-Ledger on ways to help flood victims in New Jersey. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=81 Greg Machos has posted to YouTube timelapse video from his webcam of the days following the April Nor'easter 2007. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=80 Greg Machos has posted to YouTube timelapse video from his webcam of the days following the April Nor'easter 2007. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=80 Greg Machos writes and gives his thoughts on the latest study on the impact of Global Warming on Hurricanes. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=79 Greg Machos posts a commentary about problems at two pivotal government agencies that should give coastal residents a lot to be concerned about this upcoming season. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=78 Greg Machos gives some thoughts for the upcoming Atlantic Hurricane Season in his first blog post of the year. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=77 Here is the updated list of storm names including those for the upcoming 2007 Atlantic Hurricane Season. http://www.hurricaneville.com/names.html Here is the updated list of storm names including those for the upcoming 2007 Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season. http://www.hurricaneville.com/epac_names.html Greg Machos also has some other recent weather footage that he has posted at YouTube. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=76 Greg Machos has been hard at work over the past several days to get himself going for the 2007 Atlantic Hurricane Season with video footage of the recent Nor'easter. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=75 Greg Machos tries to close out his coverage of the 2006 season with a look back on one of the two major hurricanes, Hurricane Gordon. http://www.hurricaneville.com/gordon.html Greg Machos begins to wrap up the 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season with a book review on Jay Barnes book, North Carolina's Hurricane History. http://www.hurricaneville.com/book_review_nov_2006.htm Greg Machos talks about the recent hurricane like storm found on Saturn's South Pole by a NASA Probe. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=74 Greg Machos takes a look back at Hurricane Grace from 1991, and how it contributed to The Perfect Storm. http://www.hurricaneville.com/grace.html Greg Machos takes a look back at two Category Five Hurricanes and a season that had as many major hurricanes as the 2005 season. http://www.hurricaneville.com/carla_and_hattie.html Greg Machos takes a look back at a hurricane that was remembered more for its torrential rains than the fact it became the second strongest storm of 1996. http://www.hurricaneville.com/hortense.html Greg Machos takes a look back at a memorable hurricane from long ago. The Great Miami Hurricane of 1926, which occurred 80 years ago on September 18th. http://www.hurricaneville.com/1926_hurricane.html Greg Machos gives his review for Marq de Villiers book, Windswept. http://www.hurricaneville.com/book_review_oct_2006.html Greg Machos makes a special announcement about the first ever advertising deal for Hurricaneville.com, which came to an agreement with Diesel Service And Supply. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=71 It's been almost two weeks since there has been a post to the blog. So it was time to give an update with links to four new articles. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=70 Greg Machos takes a look back at Hurricane Florence, which became the first storm to strike Bermuda in three years. http://www.hurricaneville.com/florence.html Greg Machos takes a look back at the first hurricane of the 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season. http://www.hurricaneville.com/ernesto.html Greg Machos recalls the third of six major hurricanes to form during the 1996 season, and the second to make landfall in North Carolina. http://www.hurricaneville.com/fran.html Greg Machos recalls the second storm and first hurricane of the 1996 season, which was the earliest storm on record to form in the Far Eastern Atlantic. http://www.hurricaneville.com/bertha.html In response to several requests, Hurricaneville has updated and added more to its Frequently Asked Questions page. http://www.hurricaneville.com/faq.html Isaac has strengthened into a hurricane, and is now threatening the Canadian Maritime Province of Newfoundland. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=69 The brief period of peace and tranquility in the Tropical Atlantic ends as the ninth named storm forms. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=68 Now that Helene is finally out of the way, the Atlantic tropics have become tranquil if only for a short time. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=67 With Helene becoming the strongest storm in the Atlantic in 2006, and Gordon threatening the Azores, the two have combined to make a stormy tune. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=66 Greg Machos talks about the 2006 season, and how it is so wrong to compare it to the monster season that was 2005. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=65 Greg Machos returns to the fold with an entry in the blog on Hurricane Helene, which strengthened to a Category Three Hurricane on Sunday night, September 17th. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=64 Greg Machos gives his review for Path of Destruction: The Devastation of New Orleans and the Coming Age of Superstorms. http://www.hurricaneville.com/book_review_sep_2006.htm