Hurricane Nolo (Hawaii threat)

[Atlantic]

Tropical Depression Fifteen-E formed in the EPAC on September 14th, and degraded to a remnant low among wind shear and dry air on September 16th. However its remnant circulation remained traceable as it moved generally westwards and crossed 140W into the CPAC basin, where on September 22nd it regenerated into a tropical depression and later on September 23rd became Tropical Storm Nolo. Nolo is currently threatening the Hawaiian Islands much like Hurricane Lala, and later Hurricane Lowell did, so I thought a thread would be warranted for the hurricane.

 

[Kds86z]

 

[Kds86z]

 

[WeathermanLeprechaun]

Nolo will be intriguing. It will be in a good environment, to the point I'm thinking major just like the NHC. But I do have questions such as dry air on its southern quadrant and it will consistently interact with shear so its peak may not last too long. I'm not exactly a expert on tropical wx just like I am svr but I know enough, I suppose LOL.

 

[Kds86z]

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[Kds86z]

 

[WeathermanLeprechaun]

Nolo as I said has good potential for major, but between Tuesday and Wednesday, the system should struggle and weaken to a borderline hurricane.

Albeit, the 1st of October is out there still but there is agreement that as Nolo reorganises ahead of dry air/shear, a second bout at significance crossing into the EPAC seems probable. I won't go into exact intensity for obvious reasons as hurricanes are a lot more finicky to forecast but Nolo will not be done in this hyperactive ocean, it'll have a little lull and then it'll be back

On a side note, i expect it to intensify decently over the next 12-24 hours or so.