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DOWNEAST, MID-COAST AND THE BOLD COAST

3 days agoVehicles / RVs : RV.NET Blog

By Barry Zander, Edited by Monique Zander, the Never-Bored RVers Saturday we entered North America’s sixth time zone, the Atlantic zone.  We have traipsed back and forth through the four well-known time zones of America for years, and in 2010, we found out there was an Alaskan zone when visiting that state.  But it wasn’t until [...]

What You Need to Know About Hurricanes

Hurricane season started on June 1st in the North Atlantic, and by June 5th we had our first named storm, Tropical Storm Andrea. Many experts have predicted that this year’s season could be worse than average, so let’s take a look at what we need to know to prepare for the upcoming months. Show More Summary

NASA animation sees Post-Tropical Storm Andrea speed away

Post-Tropical cyclone Andrea's remnants sped into the North Atlantic Ocean over the weekend of June 8 and 9. NOAA's GOES-14 satellite data was used to create an animation of imagery that showed Andrea's movement from off the Maine coast through Atlantic Canada and into the Northern Atlantic Ocean. Show More Summary

Andrea bringing rains, flood watches to East Coast

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season drenched the Southeastern U.S. but caused no major damage on Friday, marching up the East Coast as it brought the threat of weekend flooding as far north as New England.

NOAA Proposal Aims to Extend Reduced Whale Ship Strikes

NOAA Fisheries is seeking comments on its proposal to make permanent the rules it implemented five years ago to reduce the number of collisions between ships and North Atlantic right whales.

North Atlantic hurricane forecast predicts above-average season

Scientists have developed a unique computer model with a knack for predicting hurricanes with unprecedented accuracy and are forecasting a season of above-average activity for 2013.

Greenland Shark Eats A Polar Bear — Sleeper Shark Facts, Lifespan, Diet, And Video

The Greenland Sleeper Shark — Somniosus microcephalus — is a rather large, and strange, species of shark native to the icy waters of the North Atlantic, especially in the region around Iceland and Greenland. The species has also been dubbed: the sleeper shark, ground shark, grey shark, gurry shark, and the Inuit name for it is Eqalussuaq. Show More Summary

4.9 Magnitude Earthquake NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN - 1st June 2013

2 weeks agoNews : The Coming Crisis

Magnitude mb 4.9Region NORTH ATLANTIC OCEANDate time 2013-06-01 01:51:18.6 UTCLocation 29.04 N ; 32.75 WDepth 33 kmDistances 1829 km NW of Praia, Cape Verde / pop: 113,364 / local time: 00:51:18.6 2013-06-01

5.0 Magnitude Earthquake NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN - 31st May 2013

2 weeks agoNews : The Coming Crisis

Magnitude mb 5.0Region NORTH ATLANTIC OCEANDate time 2013-05-31 20:25:49.5 UTCLocation 29.07 N ; 50.66 WDepth 33 kmDistances 1927 km NE of Fort-de-France, Martinique / pop: 89,995 / local time: 16:25:49.5 2013-05-31

4.4 Magnitude Earthquake NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN - 30th May 2013

2 weeks agoNews : The Coming Crisis

Magnitude mb 4.4Region NORTH ATLANTIC OCEANDate time 2013-05-30 17:17:14.6 UTCLocation 59.57 N ; 21.26 WDepth 10 kmDistances 434 km S of Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland / pop: 4,200 / local time: 17:17:14.6 2013-05-30

Japanese company stops selling dog food made from endangered whales

Michinoku Farm, the Japanese company that sold dog treats made from endangered North Atlantic fin whales caught by Icelandic whalers has decided to stop selling that product because of pressure from environmental groups.

Endangered whale meat sold as luxury dog snacks in Japan

2 weeks agoNews : The Coming Crisis

Sales of the snacks, made from North Atlantic fin whales, have angered environmental activists who have criticised the use of endangered whale meat for exotic pet food.Japan has long been in the firing line from environmentalists for...Show More Summary

Arctic current flowed under deep freeze of last ice age, study says

During the last ice age, when thick ice covered the Arctic, many scientists assumed that the deep currents below that feed the North Atlantic Ocean and help drive global ocean currents slowed or even stopped. But in a new study in Nature,...Show More Summary

Today in U.S. Naval History: May 28

Today in U.S. Naval History: May 28 1813 - Frigate Essex and prize capture five British whalers 1917 - First underway fueling in U.S. Navy, USS Maumee fuels 6 destroyers in North Atlantic.

Ken Rogoff: For Europe, Debt Relief for the Periphery, Not Fiscal Expansion at the Core

There are two ways to think about why North Atlantic economies are depressed. The first is that would-be spenders (including people and businesses that buy durable capital goods) want to spend less than income earners would earn if there were full employment. Show More Summary

Spanish-American War: USS Indiana (BB-1)

Commissioned in 1895, USS Indiana (BB-1) (right) was the US Navy's first modern battleship.  The lead ship of its class, Indiana saw service with the North Atlantic Squadron and was at Key West when the Spanish-American War began.  Part of RAdm. Show More Summary

Oklahoma City's ferocious tornado: What you should know

The Oklahoma City suburb of Moore "could probably lay claim to being the very center of Tornado Alley," says Alex Madrigal at The Atlantic, "an area roughly defined from north Texas to South Dakota, and west of the Mississippi river." A devastating tornado tore the town apart on May 3, 1999, with 302-mile-per-hour winds killing 36 people. Show More Summary

Hurricane Main Development Region Sea Surface Temperatures & Anomalies – Plus a Couple of Other Regions

OVERVIEW This post presents the annual cycle in sea surface temperatures for the hurricane main development region in the North Atlantic. It also presents the sea surface temperature anomalies for three regions: (1) the Main Development Region, (2) the Gulf … Continue reading ?

Gov. Chris Christie is Keeping New Jersey Mired in the Discriminatory Past

thanks, Laurel. Promoted by Rosi The passage of a marriage equality law in Delaware last week leaves New Jersey the only Atlantic coast state north of Virginia to retain a discriminatory marriage law. "[V]acationers this summer can travel...Show More Summary

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