Kos Review of Storm World; More Arabian Sea Storm Watching

Darksyde, over at Daily Kos, has been a really great supporter over the years. I can't thank him enough for this recent, very appreciative review of Storm World, which includes this paragraph (I'm not worthy):

"The book manages to pull together so many stories and personalities from across decades of time and divergent disciplines of science into a single, seamless coherent, and entertaining read -at times reminiscent of science writer Isaac Assimov's fabulous non-fiction/anecdotal approach -- that there's simply no way I could do it full justice here. You'll just have to either read the book and/or catch Chris Mooney at one of his scheduled speaking events this summer. All I can say is Storm World should be crowned the seminal work written for the interested layman on both the science underlying hurricanes and the politics which ensued over them. It is by far the best I've yet read, and as concerned resident of coastal Florida and a science writer on one of the largest progressive blogs on the Internet, I've read a few."

I want to thank Darksyde for spending so much time with the book and writing such an in depth review, which you can read in full here. There aren't many comments--another poster put something up right after Darksyde and knocked the review down the page--so make sure to leave one.

Meanwhile, 03B is struggling to wrap convection around its center, as you can see in this image, and remains a tropical storm. The current track is pointing towards the Iran-Pakistan border, according to the JTWC.