Tropical Storm Ana and another, 3rd tropical depression develop over the Atlantic Ocean

The first tropical depression in the Atlantic for 2009 formed on Friday May 29, 2009 and It looked pretty solid and was thought to become the first Tropical Storm of the year. 2009 was predicted to be a rather mild Hurricane Season, but the winds are flowing and it looks pretty healthy after all. The first Tropical Storm will be Tropical Storm Ana and if it becomes Hurricane Ana, which is potentially likely, it will arrive right on time. June first is the official start of the Atlantic Tropical Hurricane Season.

According to TerraDaily; "At 1500 GMT the depression was located about 500 km (311 miles) south of Providence, Rhode Island or 1,020 kilometers (634 miles) southeastern of Halifax, Nova Scotia"

And since the endure experts think this is going to become a Tropical Storm it will be the beginning one and usher in the 2009 time of year, right on time. Large Tropic type systems in that area can also back up normal air flow movement coming across the United States, causing extreme conditions on top of the tropical system, so we can be ready for that potential eventuality as well.

The next listed storms will be Bill, Claudette, Danny, Erika, Fred, Grace, Henry, and Ida. So, if you have any friends with those names, you might tell them that they are soon to be famous, peculiarly if their name becomes a full blown Hurricane this year.

FEMA says it is set and President Obama tells us that there will not be any screw-ups this year like many have perceived transpired previously. Let's hope he's right and let's hope this is a mild Hurricane Season even if it is off to head start. Please believe this.