Marco has weakened once again. Unless anything else
severe occurs, I will not be updating this page again, as I am leaving
town for the Holidaze tomorrow.
HEADLINE: 1800 11/25/96
With winds of just over 50mph, Marco has now regained Tropical Storm
status. It is heading NW into the Gulf.
HEADLINE: 0800 11/25/96
Tropical Depression Marco is moving WNW. Although
no significant change in strength is predicted in its intensity, it is
looking a little healthier this morning. As indicated by a recent Satellite
Loop however, it has waxed and waned several times during the last
few days.
HEADLINE: 1700 11/24/96
The depression is now moving towards the West.
HEADLINE: 0800 11/22/96
Marco has increased in strength but it still relatively
stationary over the waters of the Caribbean.
HEADLINE: 1600 11/21/96
No significant change. Still stationary with winds
of 45.
HEADLINE: 0900 11/21/96
Barely a tropical storm, Marco is keeping about the same position.
Although it does not appear to be a major threat, the islands should keep
an eye out at least for possible heavy rains.
HEADLINE: 2100 11/20/96
Winds continue to decrease.
HEADLINE: 1600 11/20/96
Winds are decreasing; hurricane watches/warnings changed
to tropical storm watches/warnings. Marco is drifting NE.
HEADLINE: 1300 11/20/96
The Hurricane is moving towards Jamaica with varying
speed.
HEADLINE: 1000 11/20/96
Marco is now a hurricane, heading slowly towards Jamaica
and/or Cuba.
HEADLINE: 1200 11/19/96
Yes, the season is back again, after several weeks since the last storm, an area of convection in the Caribbean has taken form of the 13th storm of the season.
