Tropical Storm Fay was located near 26.3°N, 45.5°W, or about 1230 miles (1980 km) southwest of Santa Cruz das Flores, Azores. Fay has maximum sustained winds of 35 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1008 millibars.
Tropical Storm Hanna was located near 36.1°N, 48.3°W, or about 824 miles (1325 km) south-southeast of St. John's, Newfoundland. Hanna has maximum sustained winds of 40 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1002 millibars.
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Hurricane Nolo was located near 18.3°N, 163.5°W, or about 422 miles (678 km) west-southwest of Honolulu, Hawaii. Nolo has maximum sustained winds of 125 knots and a minimum central pressure of 936 millibars.
Hurricane Polo was located near 25.5°N, 112.8°W, or about 256 miles (412 km) northwest of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Polo has maximum sustained winds of 100 knots and a minimum central pressure of 963 millibars.
Tropical Storm Rachel was located near 14.3°N, 102.5°W, or about 239 miles (385 km) south-southwest of Zihuatanejo, Mexico. Rachel has maximum sustained winds of 50 knots and a minimum central pressure of 997 millibars.
Tropical Storm Surigae was located near 28.6°N, 133.9°E, or about 250 miles (403 km) northeast of Minami-Daitō Island, Japan. Surigae has maximum sustained winds of 50 knots and a minimum central pressure of 991 millibars.
Invest 91E was located near 14.4°N, 133.9°W, or about 1299 miles (2091 km) west of Clarion Island, Mexico. 91E has maximum sustained winds of 30 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1005 millibars.
Invest 93W was located near 15.4°N, 155.0°E, or about 695 miles (1118 km) north of Chuuk, Micronesia. 93W has maximum sustained winds of 20 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1008 millibars.
Invest 92W was located near 18.8°N, 97.4°E, or about 394 miles (634 km) east-southeast of Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. 92W has maximum sustained winds of 20 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1006 millibars.
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Polar Storms
3 years ago
Big system in the Indian Ocean!
Force 31
3 years ago
my (very rough) estimates for the chances of retirement for each storm name in ATLC 2022:
Alex：1%
Bonnie:3%
Colin:5%
Danielle:uh
Earl:1%
Fiona:75%
Gaston:uh
Hermine:uh
Ian:101%
Julia:25%
Karl:15%
Lisa:25%
Martin:uh
Nicole:50%
Force 31
3 years ago
wpac this year isnt quite active; i hope La Nina would go away soon…
Force 31
3 years ago
all i can see is a big convective blob going towards srilanka
Cousin,
I appreciate your hardcore work efforts to the core.
-dillon
Polar Storms
3 years ago
I’m saying the Eastern Pacific has shut down for the year. The GFS wants potentially 2 systems to form in the Atlantic, one of which almost being a Cat 5.
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Here., Cyclone Darian.
For those wondering why website is broken, RyanKnack’s ATCF runs on Heroku, which ended support on November 30.
Big system in the Indian Ocean!
my (very rough) estimates for the chances of retirement for each storm name in ATLC 2022:
Alex：1%
Bonnie:3%
Colin:5%
Danielle:uh
Earl:1%
Fiona:75%
Gaston:uh
Hermine:uh
Ian:101%
Julia:25%
Karl:15%
Lisa:25%
Martin:uh
Nicole:50%
wpac this year isnt quite active; i hope La Nina would go away soon…
all i can see is a big convective blob going towards srilanka
99L will be Owen by the 8-9
There’s still nothing going on.
Why is there no storms and the satellite imagery isn’t working. Just a bug?
Bro there’s no storms. It’s this transition time between northern hemisphere’s seasons ending and the southern’s hemispheres beginning seasons
3 invests in the western pacific!?!
Why is 94S still an invest?
BOB 10 has formed already
Cousin,
I appreciate your hardcore work efforts to the core.
-dillon
I’m saying the Eastern Pacific has shut down for the year. The GFS wants potentially 2 systems to form in the Atlantic, one of which almost being a Cat 5.
the gfs isn’t that accurate
I don’t think 94S will form. It’s already weakening
94S in the southwest Indian!.If that developed, it would be the 5th storm in the basin
maybe 96W will become a late season super typhoon.
Twenty-eight formed in the WPAC. I say it could be a T.S or a weak typhoon most.