Carribean area go figure, there is support for it.
Carribean area go figure, there is support for it.
Well this semi-verified well. We have gotten at least a sub-900 mb storm in Hurricane Milton.Imagine if we get another set of sub-890 mb storms like the pair that was 2005's Rita (885 mbs) and Wilma (882 mbs)
how about no
Saw a good amount of models (earlier) also hard-turning to the north and curving out to sea; hopefully that’s what happens instead.The track guideance is also very strong "no" material.
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And you got Helene and Milton out of it...The Gulf of Mexico is an absolute powder keg. Record high levels of OHC locked and loaded.
If a storm has that pressure, we'd be dead.
Your best bet would be here for the text: https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/w...ar2=2023&month2=5&day2=26&view=grid&order=ascDoes anyone know where to find TWO from before 2009 from the NHC?
Also, where can I find CPAC TC advisories on TC's prior to 2018?
More. We have PTC Fifteen soon and additional systems coming up in November.This week's the season's last gasp, or more to come?
Well, that was quick. I thought everyone was talking about how disorganized this thing was.View attachment 31065View attachment 31066
Ah yes, vertical rotating hot towers, spiral banding, clear low level rotation, and even a nascent core on microwave imagery.
Mhm, definitely looks like an “invest” to me and definitely not a tropical storm or anything.