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Watch: World Record breaking Turriff toy ship rescued off the coast of Miami By David Porter Published: 07:45, 03 March 2021 Get the Grampian Group sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day's newspaper Turriff's own Adventure 2 which proved another record breaker at the weekend by beating the current world record held by its sister ship for the farthest distance travelled at sea by a toy boat has been rescued off the coast of Miami. Tracking past the shoreline The toy sailing ship proved a record breaker once again for brothers Ollie and Harry Ferguson af...

Turriff's Adventure 2 heads off into the Gulf of Mexico By David Porter Published: 17:01, 09 February 2021 Get the Grampian Group sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day's newspaper Turriff's own sailing ship the Adventure 2 has started on the next leg of its journey into the Gulf of Mexico. Thanks to Brian Currier and Kiki Terrels at Sailing Lost who collected the ship after its recent stop in Belize, the ship was relaunched on Monday just North of the island of Cozumel on the Mexican coast. Brian and Kiki get set to launch Adventure 2 Initially they t...

2020? Awful. But at least Florida hasn’t had a major Red Tide What do we have to thank? Ocean currents and ... maybe hurricanes?     A shrimp boat contracted by Pinellas County in September 2018 collected dead fish amid Red Tide off Madeira Beach. [ LUIS SANTANA | Tampa Bay Times ] Well, mostly. The state made it through late summer and most of fall before scientists in the last couple of weeks started tracking a bloom off the southwest shore. As of Dec. 10, a patchy blotch of Red Tide was sitting off Sanibel Island. It has not produced widespread fish kills but has led to report...

It is called the loop current. i'll talk about that later in the day. the warm water in the gulf of mexico is where we are now. you said where. where is cuba. when? now. havana with significant flooding and back to the isle. it is one of the outer bands. it is really what happened to coasta rica and nicuragua. it will be a 90-mile-an-hour storm. it is not strengthening right now. it will make landfall to plaquemines parish which is the extent way down here on the bottom of the mississippi river. missing new orleans proper. new orleans, will get 70-mile-an-hour winds. that is not a miss. it wil...

>> it was, but in the gulf of mexico, it was a category 5. so when bay st. louis and pass christian and biloxi got blasted with the 25-foot wall of water, that's what all the damage came from. the water came up lake pontchartrain, failed on the levees on the back side, not the river side, on the back side where lake pontchartrain is attached to new orleans and that's where new orleans flooded. so the surge came from the previous strength of the storm when it was in the loop current, before it lowered itself down to category 4. we don't think about katrina as a wind damage storm. there was some...