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Dolly

Was playing around with GR2Analyst the morning Dolly was rolling in, here's a few screenshots.

Typhoon Krosa Slams Taiwan - Storm Chaser Video

On 6th October 2007 typhoon Krosa slammed Taiwan with winds of up to 150mph.

Hurricane Felix - At Category 5

Hurricane Felix - At Category 5
Maximum sustained winds are near 165 MPH.

Video of Hurricane Dean!! TornadoVideos.net in Jamaica!

TornadoVideos.net storm chasers Reed Timmer and Joel Taylor traveled to Jamaica on Saturday, August 18, 2007 with the goal of intercepting the eye of Hurricane Dean, a powerful category 4-5 storm! This footage features TornadoVideos.net storm chasers documenting hurricane-force winds and massive waves from the north shore of Jamaica. Since the hurricane wobbled south less than 18 hours before landfall, the brunt of Dean remained just off-shore. Check out TornadoVideos.net for insane tornado footage, breaking news blog, and our live GPS tracker!

Hurricane Dean (Aug 19, 2007)

Chasing Major Hurricane Dean, Live Hurricane Chaser Updates From Jamaica

Hurricane chasing blog will be covering a current ongoing chase intercept expedition of major Hurricane Dean on the Island of Jamaica. Hurricane Chaser Jim Edds is on location in Kingston, Jamaica for the landfall of this strong category 4 hurricane on Sunday. This site will be updating with pictures and video throughout the event.

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Hurricane Dean - Satellite Images - Aug 17, 2007

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Hurricane Dean

Aug 17, 2007

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Hurricane Flossie upgraded to Category 4

HONOLULU - Hurricane Flossie strengthened to a Category 4 storm Saturday as it spun more than 1,000 miles south of Hawaii.

The hurricane could pass by Hawaii late Tuesday or early Wednesday, forecasters said, but by then cooler waters should weaken Flossie considerably to a tropical storm.

At 5 p.m. EDT, Flossie had intensified with maximum sustained winds near 135 mph about 1,035 miles southeast of Hilo, Hawaii.

The storm, with gusts of 161 mph, was expected to weaken later in the day as it passed over cooler waters. It was traveling west at about 12 mph.

Jeff Powell, lead forecaster at the National Weather Service in Honolulu, said a "ramp up" of surf on the Big Island was expected late Monday.