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Low pressure off the coast of Brazil morphed into a tropical storm Sunday.
The South Atlantic Ocean typically doesn’t see many such storms.
Tropical Storm Akará. Read the article HERE.
The weather seems weird everywhere, here too. Normally January through March or April is clear weather with no significant features. Sunny and clear every day. Now we’re getting front after front, rain and wind and waves.
I didn’t realize that tropical storms were a rarity in the South Atlantic. I just knew southern hemisphere seasons are opposite than the northern hemisphere’s.
Happy Tuesday! Have a great day!
We had snow a few days ago here in Missouri. Today it was in the high 60’s. Tomorrow, 70.
Here it’s cold. 60s at night