Introduction On average, 1400 containers are lost at sea per year but since December 2020 that number has risen to 3500. According to Gcaptain the shipping industry is seeing the …
Container losses – Everywhere you go, always take the weather with you Read on »
Introduction This Blog aims to highlight some of the challenges associated with forecasting and routing vessels transiting between the southern Atlantic and southern Indian oceans via the African Capes. Location, …
01 Jul 1150Z Nesdis image courtesy NOAA During what has already proven to be a fairly active early season for tropical activity in the Atlantic, Tropical Storm Elsa has become …
Will Tropical Storm Elsa be the first Atlantic Hurricane in 2021? Read on »
The Podium Connected digital community continues to grow in line with shipping’s need to gather, communicate and analyse data.
A sight not so sought after by many along the US Gulf of Mexico coastline, with memories of Tropical Storm Cristobal around this same time last year, we currently have …
A few weeks ago we went over how to interpret Tropical Storm warning graphics. As promised, let’s now do the same for NHC, Miami graphical products that display probabilities for …
Hurricane season in the North Atlantic does not begin until June 1st, but a named storm may develop prior to the start of the season for the 7th straight year …
Here is our follow-up North Atlantic Tropical Outlook updated from our initial look in April. Since then modelling has come into better agreement and overall we can expect an above …
When an iceberg passes into the shipping lanes, it becomes an issue of navigation and ship safety. Offshore of Newfoundland and south of Greenland, the Canadian Ice Service and US …
No ice, please…….but its May in the North Atlantic! Read on »
Co-authored by Kyle Gollegly RMet, FRMetS who is a Senior Marine Router on our Atlantic Orcas watch. The Indian monsoon can be broken down into two seasons: the drier Northeast …
