 Current feature: CAPE HATTERAS NORTH CAROLINA 9/08 Tropical Storm Gabrielle forecast to affect this area on Sunday  
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  #1)On Sept 16th 1928, thousands were killed by a Hurricane that hit South Florida. The book Killer Cane,describes that horrific night & aftermath. This book written by Author Robert Mykle ,is a must read for Hurricane fanatics. Listen to the interview. #2)On Sept 8th 1900 the United States experienced it's highest death toll ever from a disaster. The great Galveston hurricane killed between 6 and 8 thousand people on Sept 8th. The book "Galvestons summer of the storm" written by Julie Lake, places you in the hurricane through the eyes of a 14 year old girl. This book for young readers will force them to respect the power of the Hurricane. Read more about this book and Julie Lake here..You can also listen to the interview here. #3)Interview with Jay Barnes, author of North carolina's Hurricane history & Florida's Hurricane history , Listen here. To see the website about these books Click here #4)R.A Scotti "Sudden Sea" about the 1938 Hurricane. For more information or to order this book click here #5)Interview with Jim Carrier "The ship and the storm". Hurricane Mitch a monster cat 5 hurricanes sinks a sailing ship called the Fantome.listen hereFor more information or to order this book click here #6)Before the 2005 hurricane season started,I interviewed Pamela Crawford,Author of Stormscaping. In this interview we discuss what trees hold up better than others in Hurricanes. You can watch it here and you can visit the website here #7)A clip from my show "weather and the media" I had special guest Bryan Norcross talk about his book Hurricane Almanac 2006. You can watch this part of the show right here Other hurricane books read by Jim Williams......Lunatic wind by William Price Fox....Fla Hurricanes & T Storms by Williams & Duedall....Inside the Hurricane by Pete Davies....The improbable rise of a media Phenomenon The weather channel story ,by Frank Batten,Jeffrey Cruikshank....Hurricane Watchby Bob Sheets & Jack Williams.. Isaac's Storm(1900 galveston hurricane) by Erik Larson....Path of Destruction (the Katrina story) by John McQuaid & Mark Schleifstein....Writers of these books to be interviewed,please contact Jim Williams at any email address on the site.  |
tropical updateUPDATE BY:Jim Williams...It looks like Gabrielle is headed for the outer banks of North Carolina before curving back out to sea. Our current feature is now Cape Hatteras where you can use the navigation bar to the left to get great cam shots,radars,observations and news from the area as she approaches. The current forecast calls for this to remain a tropical storm while affecting Cape Hatteras. You can track this system right here as it heads towards land. Ever wonder what typhoon media coverage looks like? We captured live media from Japan as Typhoon Fitow hits as a category one on Sept 6th, archive subscribers can watch it right here(approx 7 min) add hurricanecity rss headlines to your site | or copy & paste code    
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Become an audio observer for us or please..email your name, location and telephone number and you wil be added to our pin map of 160 observers nationwide & in the Caribbean. We will call you for info if your area is threatened or hit! W.A.B.N Weather Audio Broadcast Network when "live" is a real time broadcast just like a real radio station. During severe weather events which include Tornado disasters & Hurricanes making landfall nationwide, we may be "live" covering the event. When major Hurricanes make landfall in the U.S we will be live around the time warnings are issued until conditions subside . The shows consist of network radio simulcast's,ham radio,noaa weather radio as well as the host Jim Williams taking telephone calls from listeners in harms way,calling on our toll free number which will be posted when the event takes place. Jim will have internet telestrations of radar, models and Satellite images. Jim will also have video showing what the hurricane may do based on category. Most of the time we will try to alert visitors of times that broadcasts will take place & sometimes it's on the fly with no warning. For more information on the broadcasts visit our Broadcast FAQ page. | Letters from our listeners.Recommended donation centers for relief efforts for all of the hurricanes disasters.Red Cross | Salvation Army | Humane society | food for poor | Friendships.org   Ever wonder what typhoon media coverage looks like? We captured live media from Japan as Typhoon Fitow hits as a category one on Sept 6th, archive subscribers can watch it right here(approx 7 min) On In this Dean video you will see animated Radar at landfall, satellite feeds from local pool reporters doing off camera stuff,local radio stations in Belize taking calls from worried residents as the wind is howling in the background. Video wraps up with national media coverage in the aftermath. The first video from our hurricane warning show is Hurricane Dean brushing south of Jamaica. On this video you will see Satellite images,radar shots,news coverage and residents calling in to radio stations describing the damage. On the morning of August 21st Hurricane Dean made landfall as a category five hurricane in the southern Yucatan peninsula.Ever wonder what TV coverage looks like when a hurricane hits a country like Oman?. We recorded some live content from Oman TV as cyclone Gonu affected the area on June 6th. Archive subscribers can watch the recorded clip right here(12min 50sec)towards the end a local weatherman does his best Max Mayfield immitation.   |
 
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