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  • Major flooding in Austin from Hermine September 8, 2010
    Major flooding is occurring in the Austin, Texas region after Tropical Storm Hermine dumped an estimated 10 - 15 inches of rain over the past 24 hours. The flash flood warning for Austin from the National Weather Service at 4am this morning summarized the danger:"Areas along I-35 and the Balcones Escarpment in and around the Austin Metro area will conti […]
  • Hermine drenching Texas; Gaston's remains less organized September 7, 2010
    Tropical Storm Hermine hit the Mexican coast 40 miles south of the Texas border at 9:30 pm EDT last night, with 60 mph sustained winds. Top winds observed in Texas from the storm were 50 mph with gusts to 59 mph at Port Isabel near the Mexican border, and winds at Brownsville hit 45 mph, gusting to 69 mph. Harlingen had the highest gust observed from Hermine […]
  • Intensifying Hermine closes in on the Texas/Mexico coast September 6, 2010
    Steadily intensifying Tropical Storm Hermine is closing in on the coast near the Texas/Mexico border, and should move ashore late tonight. Hermine became a tropical depression at 11pm last night, and could become a minimal hurricane by 11 pm tonight. Hermine's rate of intensification from nothing to a strong tropical storm is one of the fastest on recor […]
  • Hurricane watches for Mexico and Texas as Hermine suddenly develops September 6, 2010
    Hurricane watches are up for the Texas/Mexico border region as fast developing Tropical Storm Hermine steams towards the coast at 13 mph. Hermine was a tropical depression twelve hours ago, got its name just six hours ago, but already is a threat to intensify into a hurricane by tonight. It's remarkable how fast Gulf of Mexico disturbances can blow up i […]
  • Gaston still a threat to redevelop September 5, 2010
    For the first time since August 22, when Danielle became a tropical storm, there are no named storms active in the Atlantic. An extratropical storm absorbed Tropical Storm Earl last night, bringing an end to the 11-day life of the 2010 season's longest-lived storm. While Earl was mostly a non-event for North Carolina and New England, the storm gave Nova […]
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2008 Hurricane Season in Review

Folks, its T-minus 34 days to the start of the 2009 Hurricane season and an opportune to reflect upon the final results of the 2008 season.  Claims Magazine online has published the 2008 Storm Season Year Review.  Of interest, the article cites Guy Carpenter as noting that “2008 was the fourth most severe hurricane season since reliable records have been available.“  Read the entire article.

Written by: Daniel Kerr on April 28, 2009.
April 28th, 2009 | Tags: | Category: Becoming an Adjuster, Being an Adjuster | Leave a comment

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