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How to prepare for 2021 Atlantic hurricane season in Northwest Florida

June 1 marks the beginning of the Atlantic hurricane season, which lasts until Nov. 30, but hurricanes don’t always follow a strict schedule. Tropical storms can develop outside of those dates, and according to the National Hurricane Center, the season appears to be starting earlier than normal in recent years. “Beginning this year, they will start providing some tropical forecast information beginning on May 15, which is 16 days earlier than in previous years,” Schwartz said. Last year s record-breaking storms and the impact of Hurricane Sally Last year’s record-breaking Atlantic hurricane season ended with 30 named tropical storms, including 13 hurricanes and six major hurricanes, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

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Alabama Newscenter — Why Everyone in Alabama Should Prepare NOW for Hurricanes : The Alabama Weather Blog

Alabama Newscenter — Why Everyone in Alabama Should Prepare NOW for Hurricanes : The Alabama Weather Blog
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Why everyone in Alabama should prepare NOW for hurricanes

Why everyone in Alabama should prepare NOW for hurricanes By Dennis Washington May 7, 2021 Lineman Matt Kilpatrick and Utility Assistant Gage Gilliland work to reconnect power after Hurricane Sally. (Dan Anderson/Alabama NewsCenter) The threats from hurricanes to you and your family can vary widely depending on where you live, but as we saw in 2020, no county in Alabama is immune from the effects of these deadly storms. A record 30 named storms marked the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season, with 13 of the 30 storms becoming hurricanes, the second-highest number of hurricanes ever recorded in a single year. Twelve of the storms made landfall in the continental U.S., including hurricanes Sally and Zeta, which caused significant damage across Alabama.

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First English Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg closes its doors after 134 years

Tawnya Panizzi | Tribune-Review Tawnya Panizzi | Tribune-Review The Rev. Tricia Schneck at the First English Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg, which closed on April 4, TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Easter Sunday was bittersweet for the Rev. Tricia Schneck, the interim pastor at First English Lutheran Church in Sharpsburg. Schneck presided over the final service at the borough institution, which first opened its doors in 1887. “It is very sad because this is a close congregation, and they have always liked to be together,” Schneck said. “We have loyal people that showed up every week from across the region.”

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The long and short wavelength of making waves

Surfing a three-metre swell wave at Manly, NSW. Photo: Clive Williams “Waves can be great fun – but can also be powerful and dangerous and should be treated with respect,” writes columnist CLIVE WILLIAMS. I’VE spent a lot of time either in or on water, particularly the ocean, so my interest in waves of the watery kind is perhaps not surprising. Columnist Clive Williams. Many Canberrans spend time on the coast or visit the south coast (when not being made unwelcome by covid fears), so I assume they would also be interested in waves. People who fish from rock shelves should definitely take an interest in waves, if only for survival reasons.

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