Why Hurricane Dorian Has Stalled Over the Bahamas

The science of why Hurricane Dorian has stalled near the Bahamas

I cannot express how horrified it was to awake Tuesday morning to see Hurricane Dorian still stalled and pummeling Grand Bahama Island. This is an island that I visited with my family. For a stunning satellite image of inundation on the island caused by Dorian,. I literally feel sick for the people and their families. This will be an epic tragedy once the magnitude of destruction is ultimately revealed.

show the"rainfall signature" of Hurricane Dorian near the Bahamas and other manifestations of atmospheric fluid dynamics that we try to predict days into the future while rotating on a planet.

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