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As of 06:01 UTC on July 27th, Tropical Depression Bud was located near 19.2°N, 120.1°W, or approximately 356 miles (573 km) west of Clarion Island, Mexico. Bud has maximum sustained winds of 30 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1008 millibars.
Bud currently lies over sea surface temperatures of around 26°C (78.8°F).ATCF®
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Visit the NHC websiteAs of 06:01 UTC on July 27th, Tropical Depression Gaemi was located near 29.5°N, 116.5°E, or approximately 320 miles (514 km) west-southwest of Shanghai, China. Gaemi has maximum sustained winds of 25 knots and a minimum central pressure of 992 millibars.
Gaemi is currently traversing over land.ATCF®
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Visit the JTWC websiteAs of 06:00 UTC on July 27th, Invest 95W was located near 7.9°N, 133.4°E, or approximately 85 miles (137 km) west-northwest of Palau, Micronesia. 95W has maximum sustained winds of 15 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1009 millibars.
95W currently lies over sea surface temperatures of around 29°C (84.2°F).ATCF®
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View more surface plot productsAs of 06:00 UTC on July 27th, Invest 96W was located near 13.0°N, 132.0°E, or approximately 418 miles (672 km) north-northwest of Palau, Micronesia. 96W has maximum sustained winds of 15 knots.
96W currently lies over sea surface temperatures of around 30°C (86°F).ATCF®
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Only 2 names left in the Atlantic? Only 8 names left in the Eastern Pacific? Nothing in the Central Pacific? Come on, Hone!
Seems like a new AOI may become Vince in the far future. Along with maybe short lived Ramon in the EPAC, and maybe a C5 in the WPAC with a short lived Mal possible. Although this is merely possibility, things are waking up again.
I think that too.
95W may potentially be something of a concern in the future.
why is there a deep cold blob near baja california?
not sure, its strange
maybe it’s upwelling of the California Current
Pilar making an U-turn and dies off (according to the model run), a very potent spin-off in the carribean (possibly a TS/weak hurricane), other invests on other basins be cooking
This is our current weather in emojis: 🌀 🌨 ⛈ ☀
We are expecting lake-effect snow down in ohio 😎
We ended up getting about 1 inch of snow.
Tammy is definitely subtropical
Hey y’all, I am currently starting a new website, could I use some of the pictures and gifs here?
SSTs round the northern hemisphere is receding (not for the NIO), otis and lola dying, tammy go ex trop and prob gotta go west, a haiyan in the model run (it’s repeating the same thing, worrisome)
Otis has made the first ever C5 landfall in EPAC.
At least for this year. I dont actually know any other category 5 landfills in the east pacific.
Previously the strongest landfall in epac was Patricia with winds around 130kts.
LandfAlls.
This is a mexican speaking im almost in the path of Otis and we have stormy conditions
My first update>Otis has recently become a category 5 with max windspeeds of 165.
My second Update>Otis is now a remnant low flooding US.
Tammy has turned into a category 2 hurricane.
GOD, OTIS IS A CATEGORY 5!!!! Everyone in Mexico, stay safe! This is just like Patricia, but farther south. I hope everyone understands the severity here.
otis is a monster
Lola may rapidly weaken,Hamoon an extremely dangerous flooding threat,Tammy likely becoming a fish storm and Otis slamming into Mexico soon
Ok, I spoke too soon because Tammy became a category 1 hurricane and now we have an impressive chance of getting into the greek alphabet.
They don’t use the Greek alphabet anymore.
They use Adria, Braylen, Caridad, Deshawn, and so on and so forth.
Not certain in the AUXILLARY list (not Greek) but vince is possible
Hurricane Tammy going to do a left hook turn as soon as it pushes northward, rounding the upper-level low to its west and being blocked by the ridge to its east.
Hi,F13 Crew,I would like to ask how often do you update your website because it has been an hour after Tropical Storm Lola was named and it still haven’t appeared .
They were having issues earlier
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Indeed, the site was experiencing technical difficulties retrieving satellite images due to an issue with the upstream provider. However, any new storms should be immediately shown in this page (albeit without satellite images), and is dependent on the ATCF program from my end.
Cyclonic Storm Tej have formed and is expected to peak as a high-end CAT 3