The meteorological observatory at Cap Pertusato had registered the approaching storm front six hours earlier, but nothing could have prepared the southern coast of Corsica for the catastrophic fury of the Category Two Mediterranean gale. By ten o’clock at night, the Strait of Bonifacio had transformed into a churning, violent maelstrom. Arctic winds howling down from the Gulf of Lion collided with the warm African air over the Tyrrhenian Sea,…
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