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Before 2018 gets too much further into our rearview mirrors, it may be worthwhile to review what investment portfolio lessons we can derive for future reference. The popular notion among community bankers is that, for all the positives that the industry enjoyed last year (record earnings, continued loan growth, and solid credit metrics), the bond portfolio was a lagging performer. I believe most of that impression was the result of fixed-income investments being, for the most part, underwater.
Net unrealized losses did increase, but only by about 1 percent of face value.
That third bullet point may sound like fake news, alternative facts, or just old-fashioned spin, but the average net unrealized loss as of Dec. 31 was still only about 1.5 percent. The average bank's bond portfolio was further underwater than that for most of the year and was down around 3.0 percent as late as November.
The relative stability in bond prices for 2018 was all the more impressive when one considers that the Fed raised interest rates four times and ran off nearly $400 billion from its still-prodigious balance sheet. Of course, some of the support for bond prices in the last quarter of the year was fallout from the stock market's correction, and a spate of indicators that signaled some weakness in certain segments of the economy. This includes modest, if not disappointing, inflation.
And rates did fall by significant amounts. In the 90 days from Dec. 1, 2018, to Mar. 1, 2019, maturities from two to 10 years all decreased by about 25 basis points in a rare example of a parallel shift in the yield curve. What that means for the community bank portfolio manager is that some investments may have moved in-the-money to be called or refinanced.
Most community bank managers have their portfolios' expected redemption dates graphically displayed in a bar chart, by quarter or year. Broker-dealers or interest rate consultants commonly provide this information upon request. As most bonds owned by community banks have some type of call option embedded in them, the cash flow graph with rate shock scenarios resembles an inverted bell curve, with increased cash flow from falling rates in the near term, and increased cash flow from rising rates in the distant future.
This column will now enter the recommendation stage. As alluded to earlier, the curve is very flat out to about the seven-year stage. At some point, we will see a steepening of the curve, and usually a steepening occurs when the Fed is cutting rates. Bond wonks refer this condition as a "bull steepener."
A suggestion is to get a grip on how much of your portfolio would be at risk of being called away, if and when rates fall. Most full-service brokers can produce for you a simple cash flow table, which calculates how much cash your portfolio will throw off each month, in a wide range of rate scenarios. This report should be complimentary and can be updated frequently, including weekly.
Secondly, and this hasn't been talked about very much this decade, the portfolio structure known as a "ladder" performs pretty well when the yield curve steepens. Portfolio managers that have built out the alternative construct known as the "barbell" have been rewarded over the past five years. Ladders produce superior total returns with bonds that have some degree of "lockout" (a.k.a. call protection). Agency bonds are staples of this strategy.
Don't let an unexpected interest rate swing whip your investments' cash flows around. Stay attuned to your call risk and consider building a solid ladder as a foundation of your bond portfolio.
Reber is president and CEO of ICBA Securities and can be reached at 800-422-6442 or via email.


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The Road Traffic (Driving Instruction by Disabled Persons) Act 1993 came into effect on 9 September, 1996 making provision to enable persons with a physical disability to be authorised to become driving instructors. It is only open to drivers whose driving licence is restricted to automatics because of a disability. In order to apply to become an Instructor, applicants must first obtain a certificate which verifies their ability to take control of the tuition vehicle when necessary.
The Training and Development Centre at Cardington are responsible for the assessments leading to the issue of the Emergency Control Certificates (ECC) previously carried out by The Mobility Advice and Vehicle (MAVIS).
The assessment consists of seven exercises each of which is designed to test the Potential Instructors ability to take control of the vehicle as and when relevant in the interest of safety. The test will be carried out in an adapted car which has been transferred from MAVIS into the Cardington fleet.
On receipt of application a member of the Cardington team will contact the candidate to arrange the earliest convenient date and time. This will be confirmed in writing.
Cardington will carry out the assessment, issue the result and debrief. A successful candidate will be issued with an Emergency Control Certificate (ECC) which is a pre-condition to qualify in the restricted category of Approved Driving Instructors.
A copy of the ECC should then be submitted to Instructor Services & Registration Team (ADI) in Nottingham with the application for registration.


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Apple Announces New iPad Mini and iPad Air	March 18, 2019 at 4:49 pm
The iPad Mini has gotten a much-needed update, and the 10.5-inch Air becomes the new middle-of-the-road Apple tablet.
Price Cuts Drive Apple iPad Sales Higher for First Time in 3 Years	August 2, 2017 at 3:07 pm
A significant iPad price cut has paid short-term dividends, but will it revive the tablet market longer term?
Is Apple finally making a 12.9-inch iPad Pro?	August 20, 2015 at 2:08 pm
While 2012 saw the release of the 7.9-inch iPad Mini to better compete against the 7-inch Android tablets, we've yet to see the iPad grow in size. But if the latest rumor is to be believed, that's about to change in the next couple of weeks.
iPad Mini vs. Nvidia Shield Tablet vs. Kindle Fire HDX: How the biggest little tablets compare	May 29, 2015 at 10:10 am
Little tablets are still big. Let's figure out which one is best for you.
Five years in: What's next for the Apple iPad?	April 6, 2015 at 1:19 pm
So in the end, Apple proved the naysayers wrong. Five years and 250 million tablets later, the iPad turned out to be a tremendous success. But now what?
Nokia N1: An iPad Mini clone that runs Android 5.0, priced at just $250	November 18, 2014 at 8:35 am
What looks like Apple's iPad Mini, but has better specs, is considerably cheaper, and runs a stock version of Android 5.0 Lollipop? The new Nokia N1 tablet, apparently. At just $250 with 32GB of storage — as opposed to the iPad Mini 3's base price of $400 for the 16GB model — the Nokia N1 is definitely priced to sell.
iPad Mini 3: Probably the oddest and most boring product Apple has ever released	October 17, 2014 at 11:39 am
Curiously, the iPad Mini 3 is identical to last year's iPad Mini 2 — the same screen, the same camera, the same A7 SoC, the same dimensions — except it now has a Touch ID fingerprint sensor. Even weirder: Last year's iPad Mini 2 is still for sale, but starting $100 cheaper at just $300. Yes, in a complete 12-month product cycle, the only change Apple has made to the iPad Mini 3 is the addition of the Touch ID sensor — and it'll cost you an extra $100 if you want to use it.
iPad Air 2 hardware specs & design rumors: Is a 12.9-inch iPad really on the way?	October 13, 2014 at 2:24 pm
With Apple's new iPad event officially scheduled for October 16, it's time to take a final look at all of the leaked and rumored hardware specs and design details. In some ways, Apple's new iPads will actually be more interesting than the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus: While the smartphone market is still growing rapidly and the iPhone continues to be disgustingly popular, iPad sales have started to slow over the last 12 months, meaning Apple might be attempt something a little more daring than just a thinner and lighter version of last year's model.
Apple's new iPad event set for October 16	October 8, 2014 at 1:33 pm
Apple has sent out invites for a special event on October 16, where the company will almost certainly unveil this year's updates to the iPad Air and iPad Mini. The event, which is being held on the Apple campus at a much smaller venue than the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus launch, will probably also feature some updates to Apple's other product lines, such as the iMac and Apple TV. There's an outside chance that we'll see something new and crazy on October 16, like a TV set, but I think it's unlikely, considering the Apple Watch's recent debut.
How to install iOS 8	September 18, 2014 at 8:24 am
On September 17 — tomorrow — Apple will release iOS 8 for the iPhone 5S, 5C, and 4S, along with the iPad 2, 3, 4, iPad Air, and iPad Mini. If you want to install iOS 8 right now, before the official release, follow the instructions below. We will also include instructions how to officially update to iOS 8 when it is released tomorrow.
Apple to release 4.7 and 5.5-inch iPhone 6 to mitigate fading iPad sales, convert Android owners	July 25, 2014 at 8:24 am
Apple is gearing up for the launch of the iPhone 6 in September, and has reportedly placed a massive order of between 70 and 80 million units — far more than any previous iPhone launch. As we've previously reported, the iPhone 6 will step up to a much larger 4.7-inch screen with a sapphire front panel — but curiously, there's now a very solid rumor that there will also be an iPhone 6 with a 5.5-inch screen. At first blush, a 5.5-inch iPhone 6 sounds utterly crazy, but it makes a little more sense following Apple's earnings call on Tuesday: Last quarter, Apple's tablet sales dropped a massive 19% sequentially and 9% year-over-year. Perhaps fading iPad sales are the reason Apple is finally looking at large-screen phones?

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Hello! My name is Mackenzie Moylan and I took the TEFL course in July 2012. The course itself is a bit hectic and crazy because its 120 hours of class time packed into 4 weeks, but I thought it was a really great and beneficial experience. I learned the basic ways and means of teaching while being taught by helpful and awesome lecturers. The teaching hours provided by the course really did help me become more calm and confident while teaching a class of students. I was also able to make some really good friends during it as well.
I had never been outside of America before moving to Prague at the end of June 2012, but I can say that the past 21 months have been some of the most eye opening and exciting months of my life. I moved here not knowing a single person, and I was able to create a great group of friends from all over the world and travel around to some awesome cities such as Budapest and Paris.
I've pretty much taught everything during my time here, from one-on-one lessons with adults, to month long university courses, to teaching at a kindergarten where I currently work. I even taught a deaf person English here, and she was one of my favorite students of all time.
During my time here I have been able to explore Prague and the rest of the Czech Republic, and I am pretty much in awe of this place. The culture, history, and outdoors continue to interest me, and I have to say the beer culture and social scene is pretty great here too! Thanks to this incredible experience and the education that I received from the course I can take my skills to pretty much any country where English is in demand, and I am thinking about moving to Southeast Asia in the near future!


A tale of survival. And also pooping.
It's not often a game comes along that keeps me intrigued to the point of obsession. One of the latest titles to do so is a game called SCUM, and it's currently available to play via Steam's Early Access.
Flying under the radar since its announcement in 2016, SCUM finally hit Steam's Early Access portal in August this year. Developed by the Croatian game studio Gamepires (and published by Devolver Digital), SCUM is an open-world multiplayer survival game that feels very much like a cross between battle royale-style games like PUBG and survival games like Rust. And for those of you who care about this sort of thing, SCUM is built on Unreal Engine 4.
Elements like crafting and picking up loot will be familiar to many, but if you've never played a true survival game before, ensuring your character doesn't die of hunger or thirst will prove to be a distinctly stressful experience. Indeed, survival games aren't for the faint of heart – and in SCUM's case, that's even more so.
SCUM is set on an island – or a portion of an island, at least. In the game's current Early Access state, it boasts roughly 144 square kilometres of playable area, but crafty players have managed to access SCUM's admin commands and discovered that there's a much larger map available, one that could eventually offer a total playable area of around 576 square kilometres when the game officially launches.
As soon as you're greeted by the game's incredibly detailed character creator, you learn that you are in fact a prisoner on this island. But this isn't your run-of-the-mill Absolom: you're part of a reality TV show, put on by an organisation called TEC1. The foundation of SCUM's story is instantly intriguing, and it leaves the game open for many new features or potential story arcs. The fact that you're in a reality show quickly becomes obvious within a few minutes of you waking up on the island. From time to time, you'll see a TEC1 broadcast drone hovering around your location, monitoring you, seemingly broadcasting a live feed to an audience of viewers. A recent update to the game actually allows server admins to manually control these drones to keep an eye on players. It's pretty neat.
You'll eventually gear up and be able to enjoy many action-packed moments in SCUM, but you start the game with nothing more than an orange prison outfit. You'll be randomly dropped somewhere on the map, and you'll be entirely on your own. Your main objective is to survive, and do your best to not get yourself killed. And there are many things that want to kill you on the island.
Crafting is a major part of the game, and your first objective is to make a rudimentary stone knife so that you can chop wood and cut meat. If you spawn close to one of the many villages, you could get away with trying to loot one of the buildings in search of a knife (or something better), but that's up to you. Managing your storage space is another crucial element, but finding a backpack isn't always easy. Instead, you're able to upgrade your storage space fairly early on by using your stone knife to shred your clothes into strips and using a few pieces of wood to create a makeshift backpack. The leftover pieces of material are useful for patching wounds, so keep them. You'll also want to chop down some small trees and create a few basic spears. They're surprisingly handy and awfully crucial, as you'll soon discover.
Wait, they've got 69s in this game? WHERE DO I SIGN UP?! – ed.
As the developers improve and update the game, things like illness and disease could eventually affect your character. For now, however, you won't easily die of hunger – but your character will definitely let you know when it's time to eat. Hunting for meat can be done by tracking various animals on the island. Some (like bears) will attack you on sight, but deer and other animals will just run away when they spot you. To track your prey, SCUM has a useful feature that allows you to focus on the tracks left by animals you're hunting. This Focus Mode can also be used to listen for or to spot other players in your vicinity.
There's also a day/night cycle, which runs at an interval of four hours per day and two hours per night. Playing in the dark can be frustratingly tricky, unless you have the right set of tools at hand. Yes, there are night vision goggles.
Walking around the seemingly peaceful countryside is a risk on its own. With up to 64 players per server, anyone can kill you at any moment and loot all your possessions, leaving you to start from scratch. As you progress, you'll eventually be able to build wooden boxes that you can use to store your belongings, but for the most part, you'll carry everything with you. This makes the stakes even higher. A death at any point could set you back hours and hours of play time. If you aren't killed by another player and no-one loots your body after you've been killed, there's a chance you'll be able to reclaim your dropped possessions – but that's only if you're able to get back to your body from your respawn area, which could be a long, dangerous trek. If you manage to accrue enough Fame Points, when you die you'll be able to choose where you respawn, which makes things a little easier. Those Fame Points are awarded for playing the game, crafting items and surviving.
This isn't the type of game where it's a good idea to take too many uncalculated risks or trust other players. In fact, it's usually in your best interests to shoot first and ask questions later, especially because they may have good loot.
Not all wandering characters are actual players though. SCUM also features everyone's favourite non-player characters, ZOMBIES! They're called "puppets" in this game, and these zombies are actually the dead characters of other players, who're brought back to un-life to roam the island. Puppets usually hang out around towns in groups of two or more, and can get feisty when they spot you. Killing one usually means dishing out two spear hits to their head, but you're obviously able to fight them off with your fists or other weapons as well. Once they're down, you'll find that their bodies often contain useful loot, particularly if you're just starting out.
Alongside the various towns and cities you'll discover scattered around the map, you'll also find military bases protected by bipedal sentries equipped with machine guns. These are currently the most formidable opponents in SCUM, and it's best to stay hidden from their patrol paths. Taking the time to sneak past these killers will certainly lead to substantial rewards. Hidden in the military bases you'll find things like military backpacks, guns, and other valuable items. Chances are you'll also run into other players here, eager to loot their own pile of goodies.
Considering SCUM is in Early Access, there's still a lot of work to be done. But it seems as though the developers have ramped up their efforts, as the last few weeks have brought with them a number of updates and roadmap announcements. The most notable among them is the plan to introduce vehicles soon.
What many players may find lacking in the game right now is an overall purpose or agenda. The current loop of looting and exploring for the sake of it is great, but once players are given a greater sense of purpose, there'll be a lot more fun to be had in SCUM. Fortunately, it seems that the game's community is a strong driving force behind some of the upcoming changes.
One last point worth noting is that your character is linked to the server on which it's created, which means that jumping between servers to find more players is not yet possible.
For those longer gaming sessions, this is a title I'm finding myself enjoying more and more in between bouts of PUBG and Battlefield. It requires a little more time, effort and investment, but I find the slower pace offers a nice change of scenery. Gamepires has indicated that SCUM will be in Early Access for about a year, so expect a full release in the latter half of 2019.


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Trump attacks 'Richie' Blumenthal on Twitter over Comey
by Kyle Constable
GAGE SKIDMORE / CREATIVE COMMONS
Updated at 12:29 p.m. with Blumenthal's response
President Trump used Twitter on Wednesday to dismiss a Democratic critic of his firing of the FBI director, resurrecting U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal's misstatements about service in Vietnam. He called the senator "Richie."
Trump assailed Blumenthal in a series of tweets, questioning the judgment of a senator he said "devised one of the greatest military frauds in U.S. history." Trump said Blumenthal should be the one under investigation.
Blumenthal responded to Trump directly on Twitter later Wednesday morning, telling Trump his "bullying" would not stop his calls for a special prosecutor.
The tweets come amid strong condemnation from Blumenthal and others over Trump's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey Tuesday.
Watching Senator Richard Blumenthal speak of Comey is a joke. "Richie" devised one of the greatest military frauds in U.S. history. For….
years, as a pol in Connecticut, Blumenthal would talk of his great bravery and conquests in Vietnam – except he was never there. When….
caught, he cried like a baby and begged for forgiveness…and now he is judge & jury. He should be the one who is investigated for his acts.
Trump used a mix of fact and fiction in hitting at Blumenthal.
On at least a half-dozen occasions, Blumenthal falsely referred to service in Vietnam, commenting on how veterans like himself were treated upon their return to the U.S. He never, as Trump asserted, talked of "his great bravery and conquests in Vietnam."
Blumenthal's official biography correctly described him as a stateside Marine reservist during the war. In at least one public event, Blumenthal correctly and incorrectly referred to his service record.
His service record became an issue in his first race for the U.S. Senate in 2010, when the campaign of his opponent, Linda McMahon, found video of him referring to being in Vietnam. It was first reported by the New York Times.
Blumenthal said the Comey situation "feels and looks very Nixonian" on WNPR Wednesday morning, but had little reaction to what Trump had tweeted.
"I saw that he did, but I haven't read it," Blumenthal said.
About an hour after his radio appearance, he responded to Trump on Twitter, and sent out two additional tweets calling for a special prosecutor to investigate possible Russian interference in the 2016 election.
President Trump – Your bullying won't silence my calls for an independent prosecutor and investigation.
— Richard Blumenthal (@SenBlumenthal) May 10, 2017
U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., came to Blumenthal's defense on Twitter Wednesday morning, calling Trump's tweets "unhinged."
Seriously. This is unhinged. https://t.co/o2wSqjRwet
— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) May 10, 2017
This is not the first time Trump has used his Twitter account to attack Blumenthal's credibility.
In February, Trump said in a tweet that Blumenthal misrepresented now-Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch's statements after a private meeting with him during the nomination process. That tweet also made reference to Blumenthal's Vietnam service record.
Gorsuch later made the same statements during his confirmation hearings that Blumenthal had attributed to him.
Kyle Constable Kyle was a general assignment reporter at the Connecticut Mirror. A former State Capitol beat writer for The Daily Campus, he graduated from UConn with a bachelor's degree in journalism in 2017. He previously worked for the Mirror as a freelance reporter and, before that, was the Mirror's 2016 summer reporting fellow and an intern during the 2016 legislative session.
New documents suggest Hyde was communicating with someone tracking Yovanovitch
The House Intelligence Committee released new texts from Robert Hyde and an unknown third party that discuss monitoring the diplomat before she was fired by President Donald Trump.
CT's unpaid legislator wants to champion push for lawmaker pay reform
Sen. Norm Needleman, who does not accept compensation from the state, wants to end nearly two decades of no pay raises for lawmakers.
Blumenthal, Murphy step up calls for witnesses at start of Trump impeachment trial
An hour after senators were sworn in as jurors in President Trump's impeachment trial, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said he will likely force votes on witnesses.
As the workforce ages, lawmakers revisit age discrimination
by Mark Pazniokas
With one in four workers now aged 55 and older, Connecticut lawmakers of both parties are rallying around a relatively modest bill aimed at age-discrimination.
Report: FBI to determine if Hyde had a role in spying on Yovanovitch
CNN reports that the FBI is taking a closer look at Robert Hyde, but he denied attempting to spy on former U.S. Ambassador to Ukrainian Marie Yovanovitch.


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Singapore Property News This Week #75
Posted on November 3, 2012 October 30, 2012 by Propwise.sg
99-year leasehold Eden Residences Capitol begins sales
A few units at 39-unit Eden Residences Capitol, the high-end residential component of a residential, hotel, retail and entertainment mixed development located near St Andrew's Cathedral, has been sold to mainly Singaporeans and mainland Chinese at $2,900-$3,100 psf or $6.5 million to $10.4 million per unit. The residential component includes five 4,080 sq ft to 6,470 sq ft duplex penthouses in three-, four- and five-bedroom configurations offering a swimming pool and a study each and two three-bedroom garden villas (2,723 sq ft – 3,520 sq ft)with a plunge pool each on the third level. The penthouses and garden villas have yet to be released. The remaining 32 apartment units consist of three-bedroom, three-bedroom-plus-study and four bedroom-plus-study units ranging from 2,100 sq ft to 3,380 sq ft.
The residential component will occupy levels three to 12 of a new tower, while the retail component will occupy B2 to level 2. There will be 350 car park spaces on B3-B6, with each apartment allotted two spaces in B4. The hotel component will offer around 160 rooms of sizes 40, 45 and 65 sq m on Levels 2 to 4 of Capitol Building and Stamford House.
(Source: Business Times)
Yishun EC unit sold for a record $1.61m
The unit that was sold for $1.61 million was a double-storey penthouse at 1 Canberra in Yishun. This led to worries over the affordability of high-priced units especially since over 50% of the 343 new units that was sold for over $1 million since 2010 were sold this year, compared to 115 such units in 2011.This is due to increased demand for larger units and features such as spacious balconies and unobstructed views, possibly because of the low interest rates, increased incomes and relative lack of impact of cooling measures on many EC buyers. Another possible reason for the increased demand is the increased resale prices of HDB flats, making ECs more affordable to potential HDB upgraders. Even though the higher prices are usually a result of the larger unit sizes of ECs such as four-bedroom units or penthouses (there are also more launched in 2012), an increase in interest rates to over 3% could mean a cash top-up of over $1,400 a month.
Redhill private housing plot expected to draw much interest
The 99-year-leasehold site near Redhill MRT Station, also known as Alexandra View (Parcel B), has been triggered for release at $222.898 million or $650 psf ppr. It can potentially be developed into a 42-storey condominium project with a maximum of 455 units with an average unit size of 70 sq m (753.47 sq ft) GFA. It is expected to attract eight to 15 bidders with a top bid of $820-$960 psf ppr or even above $1,000 psf ppr. This is due its relatively smaller GFA of 342,900 sq ft, which meant a lower absolute land bid quantum. It is also expected to draw developers with projects nearby who wants to defend their prices, thus resulting in much competition.
Freehold Hotel Grand Pacific sold
Freehold 240-room, 16-storey Hotel Grand Pacific along Victoria Street opposite Bras Basah Complex has been sold for around $210 million or $850,000 to $900,000 per key. It sits on a 25,295 sq ft land and offers facilities such as a ballroom, meeting rooms, Chinese restaurant, coffee house and swimming pool. Last renovated three years ago, it offers relatively large-sized rooms of around 300 sq ft each.
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So here are a few more from the family album.
My parents were in Japan in 1969 for a conference, and then went and did touristy things for the remainder of their time there.
Weren't they a handsome couple? Who knew?
Here they were in Nikko.
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The Science of Weather
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We experience weather everyday, but do we really know what it means? In its basic sense, weather is the state of the atmosphere at any given time with respect to wind, temperature, cloudiness, moisture and pressure. Floods, thunderstorms, and hurricanes are a few extreme manifestations of weather. Do you know any others? Click here to learn more weather related terms.
Weather plays an important role in our daily lives and one of the first things many of us do in the morning is check the weather. Some may search the newspaper or television for the day's forecast, while others may make observations by peeking out doors or windows. Why do we do this? Well, weather determines what we wear, what we do, and where we go. More importantly, knowing what to do in the case of extreme weather can save our lives. That's why meteorology is so important. By definition, meteorology is a type of science that deals with atmosphere and its phenomena, especially with weather and its forecasting. Generally, the person you see on the news delivering the weather forecast is a meteorologist. There are many other career options in the field of meteorology, such as a climatologist or a radar meteorologist. In addition, a career in meteorology could lead to job opportunities at NASA, the National Weather Service or the military.
Now that we know a little more about weather, lets talk about one of its most extreme manifestations, the tropical cyclone, or a hurricane, as it's most commonly called. It's hurricanes that can wreak havoc on lives with the floods, tornados, and wind damage that happen during and after the storm. So lets find out a little more about hurricanes.
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What exactly is a hurricane?
A hurricane is a huge storm that can span 600 miles across and have strong winds ranging from 74-200 miles per hour (mph). The storms are usually a weeklong and form in the southern Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and in the eastern Pacific Ocean. They move 10-20 mph over the open ocean. With them, these storms usually bring rain, thunder, and lightening. Once on land, the heavy rain, strong winds, and large waves can have a damaging affect on buildings, cars, and trees. Not to mention the devastating impact hurricanes leave on people.
Here are pictures of homes at Folly Beach, SC before (left) and after (right) Hurricane Hugo.
Credit: National Hurricane Center
How do hurricanes form?
Hurricanes form over ocean water of 80°F or warmer and it's from these warm ocean waters that hurricanes gather their heat and energy. They also require the influence of the Earth's rotation to initiate a spinning circulation called the Coriolis Effect. Evaporation from the seawater increases their power. Once formed, a hurricane rotates in a counter-clockwise direction around an "eye." As the center of the hurricane, the "eye" is the calmest part, with only light winds and fair weather.
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What's the difference between a typhoon and a hurricane?
Typhoons and hurricanes are essentially the same thing, a strong tropical cyclone. The difference, however, lies in where they form. For example, a tropical cyclone that originates in the North Pacific Ocean west of the International Dateline is known as a typhoon. Yet a tropical cyclone that forms in the North Atlantic Ocean, the Northeast Pacific Ocean east of the International Dateline or the South Pacific Ocean east of 160E is considered a hurricane.
What's the International Dateline? Well, it's an imaginary line set approximately along the 180th meridian, designated as the place where each calendar day begins. Click here to find out about this interesting time line!
When is hurricane season?
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. But don't be too fast to rule out all the other months, as hurricanes have occurred outside this six-month window. What this does mean is that the months that make up hurricane season include over 97 percent of tropical activity. For decades, June 1st has been the official kick off for the Atlantic hurricane season, however, the same can't be said for November 30th as the end date. Hurricane season's designated end date has shifted from October 31st to November 15th until the current date of November 30th.
The season does seem to peak from August through October. In fact, 78 percent of the tropical storm days, 87 percent of the minor (Categories 1-2) hurricane days, and 96 percent of the major (Categories 3-5) hurricane days occur during this time. Yet, maximum activity occurs in early to mid September.
How are hurricanes ranked?
The United States utilizes the Saffir-Simpson hurricane intensity scale to rank Atlantic hurricanes. This scale gives an estimate of the potential flooding and damage to property given a hurricane's estimated intensity. Take a look at the chart below to see hurricane categories and some examples.
Why do hurricanes have names?
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Well why does anything have a name? Think of how hard it would be to communicate with others if you didn't use names. Hurricanes are no different, that's why all of them have names. Naming the hurricanes is essential to establishing good communication between the public and the meteorologists who watch the storms; making it easier for them to alert you about forecasts, watches, and warning. Hurricanes can often last a week or longer, and there can be more than one at a time. Without names it would be pretty confusing to decipher which storm is being described.
The actual naming of hurricanes has an interesting history. In the early 20th century an Australian forecaster assigned the first proper name of a tropical cyclone, using politicians he disliked as a naming source. Then during World War II, hurricanes were informally given female names by the US Army Corp and Navy meteorologists who were monitoring tropical cyclones over the Pacific. However, from 1950 to 1952 tropical cyclones occurring in the North Atlantic Ocean were named using the phonetic alphabet. Then in 1953 the US Weather Bureau (now known as the National Weather Service) began using female names for storms. In 1979, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the NWS switched practices to include the use of both male and female names for tropical cyclones.
The WMO uses the names on six lists, where each name corresponds to a letter of the alphabet. See the lists here. But, if you look at the lists you'll see that the letters: Q, U, X, Y, and Z were excluded from the lists due to the lack of names beginning with those letters. The lists are reused every six years. Some hurricane names are retired if the storm has been very deadly or costly; in that case the WMO adds a new name to the list.
How do I know that a hurricane is headed my way?
Well, look out for two key terms on radio and television, hurricane watch and hurricane warning. If you keep your ear open for these two words than you will know if a hurricane is on track for your area.
More specifically, when the forecast calls for a Hurricane Watch, it means a hurricane is possible within 36 hours. In this case, stick close to the radio and TV so you'll know the latest information. Be assured that the Hurricane Center is tracking the storm and trying to predict where the storm may come ashore.
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