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Ian from the Texas Tech Hurricane Research Team submitted this picture of a Probe on the Bolivar Penisula

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Statue of Garibaldi in Washington Square Park

Washington D.C. from the I-95/295 bypass northbound

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Be Prepared this Hurricane Season!
1st, PRINT your checklist.
2nd Put your supplies from the checklist together and include important phone numbers.
3rd Purchase shutters and supplies to make your home withstand the storm.
4th Check to see if your in a evacuation or flood zone.
5th Create your evacuation route.
Each of the steps can insure that you are prepared for this hurricane season.

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Hurricane Hollow Weather Satellite Truck Project in the beginning.
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Hurricane Hollow's Eye on the Storm Broadcasts

Hurricane Hollow's Eye on the Storm
End of the 2008 Hurricane Season Broadcast
On November 30, 2008 at 8pm/et we will discuss the past 2008 hurricane season. From storms such as Ike, Hanna, Gustav, Fay, Eduard, Dolly and their impacts on the Atlantic Hurricane Basin coastal areas.
My guests will include:
Bill Read, Director of the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida
Phil Klotzbach, CSU: The Tropical Meteorology Project.
Rob Fee from Plylox,Inc.
Lew Fincher from Hurricane Consulting,Inc
So mark your calenders for Sunday night, November 30, 2008 at 8pm/et on WRBN.Net and the Hurricane Hollow Storm Network.

*Hurricane Hollow and WRBN.Net will broadcast live or simulcasts from a number of Television and Radio Stations during a tropical cyclone landfall event.
Hurricane Hollow and WRBN.Net will be hosting, Hurricane Hollow's Eye on the Storm when a Hurricane threatens land with your host Barometer Bob Brookens. Call into the shows at 1-866-931-8437 or 904-259-4229.
Please stay tuned for information from the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Hollow Weather, and our Media Partners.

You can listen to our broadcasts by clicking on one of the audio icons below.
Please be prepared for a Hurricane! Evacuate if authorities ask you to! Do Not Leave your pet's behind!

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Scheduled Broadcast for the Barometer Bob Show
The Barometer Bob Show for December 4, 2008!

My guests will be Larry Hughes from the Weather Information Network and Jeff Gammons from WeatherZine.Net.
November 30, 2008 at 8pm/et is Hurricane Hollow's Eye on the Storm End of the Season Broadcast. I will have special guests and will talk about this past hurricane season. Look at the Show block above for more information.

The show starts at 8pm/et and you can listen live at WRBN.Net
You can call into the show LIVE at 1-866-931-8437(U.S.A Toll Free) or 904-259-4229 World Wide (Tolls Apply) With your host Barometer Bob Brookens from Hurricane Hollow Weather!

Hurricane Survival 2008

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Hurricane Hollow Weather Awarded at the
2008 National Hurricane Conference
April 3, 2008
Orlando, Florida
Media Release

The 2008 National Hurricane Conference was held in Orlando, Florida this past week.
During the event many meteorologists and emergency managers from across the country and Caribbean gathered to learn and share the information that has become so critical in developing life saving programs during landfalling hurricanes.
On Thursday, April 3, 2008 the attendees gathered to honor award nominees with the prestigous awards for the work they have done during the past year.
Max Mayfield presenting Robert Brookens with a special award during the 2008 National Hurricane Conference.
Included in the awards ceromony was Robert Brookens aka "Barometer Bob", President of Hurricane Hollow Weather Corp. Robert was presented with a Special Award.
The award plaque states:
"For your commitment in relaying awareness and preparedness information to the American people and our Caribbean neighbors through websites, internet broadcasts, billboards, and the Barometer Bob Show".
This is a first in so many ways.
Robert Brookens began Hurricane Hollow Weather in May 1998 to share weather information through the Internet. The website has grown to receive millions of visits during each hurricane season.
Through the Barometer Bob Show and Hurricane Hollow's Eye on the Storm, Robert continuously promotes awareness and preparedness of severe weather and hurricanes throughout the year on the Weather Radio Broadcast Network.
"This has been a great honor to be recognized by the awards committee and the people that work year round to protect and warn us of severe weather and hurricanes.", said Robert.
Many people have been touched by the work Robert and a small group of volunteers have done. He will continue to warn people of the dangers, and how to be ready the next time a storm threatens their area.
You can find out more by going to Hurricane Hollow Weather or U.S.Weather Watchers.Com. Also, go and listen to his show at The Barometer Bob Show every Thursday night at 8PM/ET on WRBN.Net.

Hurricane Hollow Awareness and Preparedness Campaign
Hurricane Hollow Weather would like to recognize Lamar Outdoor Advertising for their commitment in raising the level of Awareness and Preparedness. Lamar Outdoor Advertising has donated the graphics, and installation of the billboards as seen above.
The first billboard was installed on May 2006 and is located on the Florida Turnpike northbound 4 1/2 miles south of US 301 facing south on the northbound side.

Our second billboard was installed June 2007 and is located on the east bound side of I-10 just west of I-75 in the Lake City, Florida area.
We again would like to thank Lamar Outdoor Advertising for their continued support for their help in raising awareness and preparedness of the Hurricane Season.

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