Hello everyone and welcome back to this post from the blog of Jack Fawsitt Photography.
I cannot believe that it has been over 2 months since I posted last on this blog. This was because I could not really find the time between posting on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to update this blog much.
Anyway, I would like to congratulate you all for me reaching 100 followers on Instagram! Thank you to everyone who is following me so far on my Instagram page. If you would like to follow me, click the link here.
I will probably post some more items here in the future. For now though, thank you for reading this blog post from Jack Fawsitt Photography.
9 August 2018
25 May 2018
The 2018 Hurricane Season has unofficially started
And so it’s happened.
Yesterday, I wrote a post saying that there was a strong possibility that the first storm of the season: Tropical Storm Alberto, would form in the coming days. Well, at around 10:30 today (25/05/2018), Subtropical Storm Alberto has officially formed according to the National Hurricane Center of the United States.
The current storm track is for Alberto to make landfall on the Gulf Coast of the US, possibly the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama or the area of the Florida Panhandle. The wind speeds could be up to 60 mph (96 km/h) when the storm hits land at some point over the next few days.
Fortunately for South Florida, Alberto is not expected to hit the area, but heavy rains and torrential downpours are expected to hit the metro area over the weekend and possibly Monday and Tuesday as well.
As always, if there are any updates about Alberto, then I will place them into a separate post on this blog.
Yesterday, I wrote a post saying that there was a strong possibility that the first storm of the season: Tropical Storm Alberto, would form in the coming days. Well, at around 10:30 today (25/05/2018), Subtropical Storm Alberto has officially formed according to the National Hurricane Center of the United States.
The current storm track is for Alberto to make landfall on the Gulf Coast of the US, possibly the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama or the area of the Florida Panhandle. The wind speeds could be up to 60 mph (96 km/h) when the storm hits land at some point over the next few days.
Fortunately for South Florida, Alberto is not expected to hit the area, but heavy rains and torrential downpours are expected to hit the metro area over the weekend and possibly Monday and Tuesday as well.
As always, if there are any updates about Alberto, then I will place them into a separate post on this blog.
24 May 2018
Could the first tropical storm of 2018 be about to form?
Welcome back to my blog and in this post, I want to talk about the almost certain possibility that the first tropical storm of the year will form by this weekend.
Currently, there is an organised disturbance near Belize and Cuba that is headed for the Florida Panhandle. It could hit anywhere from New Orleans, Louisiana to Key West, Florida in the United States. Even if a tropical storm does not form (which is unlikely now considering the fact that it has at least a 70% chance of formation as of writing), it will still dump a lot of rain to South Florida. Over 6" of rain could fall by the end of this week, which is a stark contrast to the drought-filled winter of 2017/18 that South Florida received.
If this storm does form, it is likely that it will not be very powerful, and may not even reach Category 1 status, due to the fact that the sea has not warmed up enough and therefore has minimal energy to form. Still, hurricanes can form even before the official start of hurricane season on June 1st. The name for the storm, should it form, will be Tropical Storm Alberto.
Also in other news, I have decided to change the name of my Twitter from 'jackfawsittpix' to simply 'jackfpix' for two reasons. One, the new name is a lot simpler to type out, and two, this can correlate well with my Facebook page, which I have also named 'jackfpix'.
Thank you for reading this post, and if there are any more updates, then I will either post them below this sentence, or create a brand new post with the additional information.
Currently, there is an organised disturbance near Belize and Cuba that is headed for the Florida Panhandle. It could hit anywhere from New Orleans, Louisiana to Key West, Florida in the United States. Even if a tropical storm does not form (which is unlikely now considering the fact that it has at least a 70% chance of formation as of writing), it will still dump a lot of rain to South Florida. Over 6" of rain could fall by the end of this week, which is a stark contrast to the drought-filled winter of 2017/18 that South Florida received.
If this storm does form, it is likely that it will not be very powerful, and may not even reach Category 1 status, due to the fact that the sea has not warmed up enough and therefore has minimal energy to form. Still, hurricanes can form even before the official start of hurricane season on June 1st. The name for the storm, should it form, will be Tropical Storm Alberto.
Also in other news, I have decided to change the name of my Twitter from 'jackfawsittpix' to simply 'jackfpix' for two reasons. One, the new name is a lot simpler to type out, and two, this can correlate well with my Facebook page, which I have also named 'jackfpix'.
Thank you for reading this post, and if there are any more updates, then I will either post them below this sentence, or create a brand new post with the additional information.
16 May 2018
The start of another rainy season
Hello and welcome to this blog!
As some of you may know, the rainy season started on May 15 of this year. I hope that this rainy season is not as bad as last season (2017), although if the last week has anything to say, the rainy season may be quite bad, due to the amount of rain that South Florida has had.
This year's rainy season will end on October 15, 2018.
As some of you may know, the rainy season started on May 15 of this year. I hope that this rainy season is not as bad as last season (2017), although if the last week has anything to say, the rainy season may be quite bad, due to the amount of rain that South Florida has had.
This year's rainy season will end on October 15, 2018.
12 March 2018
Spring is here!
Hello and welcome back to this blog. I apologise for being away so long - writing up blog posts on an iPad Mini obviously was not the best experience I have ever had. But I am at least back for now, and spring is finally here! Well, in saying that, it has always been here, I mean - it is South Florida, so what do you expect? Snow everywhere? No. The same weather every day really - hot, very hot and extremely hot!
Anyway, whilst I was totally not complaining about the heat here in Florida, I wanted to say that you may have seen my Instagram change a little bit for 2018. Now, I am trying to post at least 1 photo per day on my Instagram page, preferably 2. These photos will come from my most recent experiences or come from the archives. I have photos that stretch back as far as 2008, when I was a young boy in the UK.
Speaking of Instagram, there is an entire page about that on my blog which you can find here. Basically, my Instagram bio is limited to 150 characters, but I want to say more than that on my Instagram, so the full bio, plus more information can be found on this page.
I have also made some slight changes to the site layout in the past few days, just wanted to let you know.
Anyway, thank you for reading. and I will be posting soon to this blog when I do updates about Jack Fawsitt Photography.
Anyway, whilst I was totally not complaining about the heat here in Florida, I wanted to say that you may have seen my Instagram change a little bit for 2018. Now, I am trying to post at least 1 photo per day on my Instagram page, preferably 2. These photos will come from my most recent experiences or come from the archives. I have photos that stretch back as far as 2008, when I was a young boy in the UK.
Speaking of Instagram, there is an entire page about that on my blog which you can find here. Basically, my Instagram bio is limited to 150 characters, but I want to say more than that on my Instagram, so the full bio, plus more information can be found on this page.
I have also made some slight changes to the site layout in the past few days, just wanted to let you know.
Anyway, thank you for reading. and I will be posting soon to this blog when I do updates about Jack Fawsitt Photography.
26 January 2018
New Year - New Design
Welcome back to Jack Fawsitt Photography. I hope you have had a Happy New Year 2018, and I am here to tell about some changes to this blog.
In the near future, I will be redesigning this blog with a new theme to reflect a new year, so standby for some changes in the coming days.
In the near future, I will be redesigning this blog with a new theme to reflect a new year, so standby for some changes in the coming days.
30 December 2017
New Year’s Message
Hello readers of this blog:
This is going to be the last post of 2017, and I just wanted to wish you all a Happy New Year 2018.
There are going to be some changes to Jack Fawsitt Photography in the New Year, but I will be announcing these changes in a future post to this blog.
Happy New Year from me at Jack Fawsitt Photography!
This is going to be the last post of 2017, and I just wanted to wish you all a Happy New Year 2018.
There are going to be some changes to Jack Fawsitt Photography in the New Year, but I will be announcing these changes in a future post to this blog.
Happy New Year from me at Jack Fawsitt Photography!
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