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Scientists slam latest Doomsday climate report

From Newsmax Climatologists and other experts are blasting a new climate change report from the Obama administration, calling it a “litany of doom” that objective scientists won’t take seriously. The National Climate Assessment (NCA), an 840-page report compiled by 300…

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What makes the Caribbean vulnerable to major storms?

By: nigel20, From Weather Underground With the impending hurricane season being only three weeks away, i felt the need to write a blog on the preparedness of the Caribbean. In particular, how prepared is the Caribbean in the event of…

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Caribbean could be hit by the biggest tsunami mankind has ever seen

By Sanje Witter From Island Mix The Caribbean could be at risk from a mega-tsunami that scientists say could devastate coastlines from Florida to Brazil following a volcanic eruption in the Canary Island. The apocalyptic wave that would be generated…

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Record number of big earthquakes last month

From Caribbean360 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, – Amid warnings from scientists that the Caribbean is due for another major earthquake, it’s now official: worldwide, April 2014 chalked up a record number of quakes with magnitudes of 6.5 or higher. Earthquakes occur daily,…

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US report: Global warming impact is here, PR ‘exceptionally vulnerable’

By Caribbean Business Online Staff and wire services Puerto Rico is “exceptionally vulnerable” to a range of impacts including sea level rise, more powerful hurricanes and decreased water availability, according to a new federal scientific report that emphasizes how global…

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New lifeline for storm-hit Caribbean Islands

By Natricia Duncan From The Voice High Wycombe group forms foundation to raise relief funds A new fundraising initiative has been launched to support cash-strapped Caribbean states left devastated by storms. The Caribbean Peoples Foundation, set up by a group…

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Weather in the Cayman Islands

The Cayman Islands deliver warm and sunny weather almost every day throughout the year Visitors to the Cayman Islands can enjoy balmy weather year-round, with relatively little rainfall to hamper their vacation. But before you start packing, learn a little…

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Scientists raise odds of El Niño this year to at least 70%

By Andrew Freedman From Mashable There is a greater than 70% chance that an El Niño event will kick off in the equatorial tropical Pacific Ocean during the next four months, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) said in a…

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Sharks may hold key to hurricane forecasts

By Ken Kaye, From Sun Sentinel They’re called ocean weathermen. More than 750 sharks, tarpon, tuna and billfish, fitted with satellite-linked tags, are providing scientists with data on temperature and salinity at various depths in the Atlantic, Gulf and Caribbean….

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UK storms: Man dies amid ‘almost unparalleled natural crisis

From BBC A man has died apparently trying to clear a fallen tree as hurricane-force winds batter parts of the UK. The dead man, believed to be in his 70s, was killed after the tree brought down power cables in…