Hurricane Erick was located near 15.8°N, 97.9°W, or about 55 miles (88 km) west of Puerto Escondido, Mexico. Erick has maximum sustained winds of 130 knots and a minimum central pressure of 934 millibars.
Invest 97S was located near 6.7°S, 102.5°E, or about 299 miles (481 km) west of Jakarta, Indonesia. 97S has maximum sustained winds of 15 knots and a minimum central pressure of -4 millibars.
This El nino could be the 2nd most intense on record by far, but the storms in september could be way worse than this. There are 2 chances of a low intensifying into storms in the atlantic.
John
2 years ago
There are also 2 chances of atlantic lows to develop, but the one near bermuda will soon die before it intensifies.
John
2 years ago
What was once Fabien is now dead, by far we could expect Typhoon Mawar to intensify into a Category Five Super Typhoon (160-165 mph).
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2 years ago
Mawar is developing nicely. Monitor for rapid intensification later on. May head towards Taiwan, PH or China.
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2 years ago
Eh, it looks fine, but it still has plenty of time to wrap itself together.
Polar Storms
2 years ago
There are many Areas of interest in the western Pacific. I think at least one of them will develop due to the favorable conditions.
Polar Storms
2 years ago
Is it rare to have a late-season major hurricane in May in the southwest Indian Ocean of all basins? Fabien will be the highlight of the whole year down in the SWIO.
One of the highlights… Can’t forget about Freddy thou.
An extratropical low
2 years ago
boy oh boy this year is intense. We have freddy, gabrielle, judy and kevin, and now we got mocha. Due to it’s intensity and rain, I fear that mocha will be a second freddy.
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Mawar is getting stronger.
Mawar is soo intense.
This El nino could be the 2nd most intense on record by far, but the storms in september could be way worse than this. There are 2 chances of a low intensifying into storms in the atlantic.
There are also 2 chances of atlantic lows to develop, but the one near bermuda will soon die before it intensifies.
What was once Fabien is now dead, by far we could expect Typhoon Mawar to intensify into a Category Five Super Typhoon (160-165 mph).
Mawar is developing nicely. Monitor for rapid intensification later on. May head towards Taiwan, PH or China.
Eh, it looks fine, but it still has plenty of time to wrap itself together.
There are many Areas of interest in the western Pacific. I think at least one of them will develop due to the favorable conditions.
Is it rare to have a late-season major hurricane in May in the southwest Indian Ocean of all basins? Fabien will be the highlight of the whole year down in the SWIO.
One of the highlights… Can’t forget about Freddy thou.
boy oh boy this year is intense. We have freddy, gabrielle, judy and kevin, and now we got mocha.
Due to it’s intensity and rain, I fear that mocha will be a second freddy.
not as long though
98S looks to be the best (btw its 23U on Wikipedia)
Hermans basically dead now
herman
Maybe freddy won’t come back out of mozambique.
Freddy Has A Chance Of Redeveloping
Irene and Cheneso are dead
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i really hope that La Nina would go away.
Chenesco has finally formed!
What was hurricane Wallace amazed me because it was 205 mph and beat the record, of 872 millibars of low pressure and Haiyan’s 881 MB low.