First Tropical Storm EVER destroys Highest Meteorological Station in the Atlantic (Teide Volcano Can

Highest Meteorological Station in the Atlantic (Teide Volcano, Canary Islands, 2400 m high) couldn´t handle Hit from First Tropical Storm EVER

Destroyed - last wind speed measurement by 132 km/h

The last data before destruction - Nov 28th, 2005 at 16:30

www.iac.es...

Could you post a link to something that says what was destroyed and confirms that it was a tropical storm (I assume you're referring to Epsilon). I checked the link you gave and the weather station appears to be functioning normally.... also, nothing at that site suggests that anything was destroyed.

Actually, it would be Delta....

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Reminds me of hurricane Vince that headed to Spain.
Makes TS Delta but a blip on the anomaly screen,
since Vince formed 5 degrees farther north than Delta.

en.wikipedia.org...


ATS Vince goes to Europe

Tropical Depression Vince Makes Rare Landfall In Spain

Originally posted by Regenmacher
Makes TS Delta but a blip on the anomaly screen,
since Vince formed 5 degrees farther north than Delta.

Portugal and Spain got hit by their First-Ever Tropical Storm in October (Vince).
The Canaray Islands got hit by their First-Ever Tropical Storm 6 weeks later - Delta.

Yes, so that seems to be the 2nd Tropical Storm in the History of Spain.

(Even though, I am afraid it is not going to be the last one)