Welcome To Hurricaneville. The Ultimate Source For Your Hurricane Information.

Hurricaneville: The Source For Hurricane Information

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Note: This is not a forecasting site! The content on this web site is only a supplement to the information provided by the National Hurricane Center and The Weather Channel. Do not use this site as your primary resource for tracking storms. Also please support our site by making a donation. Just click the Amazon Honor System button at the top of the page next to the Hurricaneville logo.

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Note: I'm in the process of trying to add new stuff to the blog. So, if you don't see the home page updated, check out the Hurricaneville Blogosphere. See the latest tropical info courtesy of the Hurricaneville ticker. Also, check out what happened on this date in Hurricaneville History. Over the past 12 days, the following has been posted to the site.

Storm Brings Heavy Rains And Flooding To Central Jersey

Recent Rains Has South Plainfield Truck Route Reeling

GWC Time Lapse–December 11, 2008–December Deluge Hits Central Jersey

GWC Time Lapse–December 7, 2008–Some Snow Then Wind

GWC Time Lapse–December 4, 2008–Cold Front Begins To Push Through

GWC Time Lapse–December 1, 2008–Magnificent Late Fall Sunrise

East Coast Storm Wrap-Up–December 1, 2008

GWC Time Lapse–November 30, 2008–Rain Emerges From Morning Snow

You can also interact with others on hurricanes and weather by posting on the message board. The Tri-County Red Cross of New Jersey located in Plainfield and Elizabeth is having a Major Disaster Volunteer Drive for the rest of this year. See details.
There are only a few hours left to the 2008 Atlantic Hurricane Season as well as the Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season after today. Currently, there are no areas of tropical formation existing in the Atlantic. So things appear to be quietly finishing up. See details in the latest outlook by the National Hurricane Center.
View the list of storms compiled from 1995 to the present in the almanac, and the updated list of historic storms. In addition, there are now ways to help support the site by purchasing storm flags from Flagline.com, making a contribution through the Amazon Honors System, or from the Hurricaneville Bookstore, Videostore, Poster Store, and Weather Outlet for visitors to purchase weather products such as books, videos, posters, and weather instruments through affiliate programs with AllPosters.com and Amazon.com.

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