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As of 04:00 UTC on October 16th, Invest 93W was located near 14.0°N, 149.0°E, or approximately 287 miles (463 km) east of Hagåtña, Guam. 93W has maximum sustained winds of 15 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1009 millibars.
93W currently lies over sea surface temperatures of around 29.5°C (85.1°F).ATCF®
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View more surface plot productsAs of 04:00 UTC on October 16th, Invest 94L was located near 16.1°N, 45.9°W, or approximately 886 miles (1426 km) north-northeast of Cayenne, French Guiana. 94L has maximum sustained winds of 25 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1010 millibars.
94L currently lies over sea surface temperatures of around 28.5°C (83.3°F).ATCF®
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View more surface plot productsAs of 04:00 UTC on October 16th, Invest 94S was located near 5.9°S, 88.4°E, or approximately 722 miles (1162 km) northwest of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. 94S has maximum sustained winds of 15 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1006 millibars.
94S currently lies over sea surface temperatures of around 28°C (82.4°F).ATCF®
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View more surface plot productsAs of 04:00 UTC on October 16th, Invest 95A was located near 18.7°N, 58.7°E, or approximately 93 miles (150 km) southeast of Duqm, Oman. 95A has maximum sustained winds of 15 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1004 millibars.
95A currently lies over sea surface temperatures of around 27.5°C (81.5°F).ATCF®
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View more surface plot productsAs of 04:00 UTC on October 16th, Invest 96B was located near 13.6°N, 82.4°E, or approximately 148 miles (237 km) east-northeast of Chennai, India. 96B has maximum sustained winds of 12 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1003 millibars.
96B currently lies over sea surface temperatures of around 30°C (86°F).ATCF®
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Kirk is rapidly intensifying in the Atlantic, another major hurricane by the end of the week!
It has a chance of becoming a category 4 lol
It’s the end of the Atlantic, so many tropical storms…
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Or yelling at others to subscribe to your channel, I subscribed anyways…
I wasn’t forcing anyone.
“I subscribed anyways”
I knew I had a bad feeling about Kirk this year. I knew it from the beginning.
Why does it say there are no cyclones active? There are legit 3-5 cyclones/storm systems that are spinning all around Earth at this point!
Is the site broken?
It’s prob because tropical tidbits and other things like that are down from Helene still.
Tropical depression/remnants Helene are finally dissipating!
I accidentally fell asleep making a Google document of updates on Super-typhoon Haiyan.
Also, I’m good at writing information into documents and other resources.
I’ve written over 10-20 articles based on meteorology.
I’ve dreamed of becoming a meteorologist ever since elementary.
Do you think this should be my dream?
None of your thoughts about this will ever happen, just give me ideas about what could happen!
Hurricanes, or tornadoes, which one is more interesting?
IT WAS A HYPOTHETICAL!!!
It is probably not, but it can affect Britain, or maybe not since it is far from that.
Tropical remnants of Helene still spreading rain across East America.
Issac was stronger than people predicted, I wonder if it’ll even reach Category 3 status.
Thats not possible because of the cold waters, i did not look at the conditions
Basically looks like the upper level moisture (13.5km+) is very low to support its further intensification
Helene is in Tennisee
Hurricane Helene is now one of the largest storms of 2024 and on record at 900-1,050 miles wide!
Largest: typhoon tip at 1,100 miles wide!
That’s not how you see the size of a storm. It’s based on the windfield only not the extent of its cloud cover
honest mistake. Windfield?
I’d still say somewhere from 500-750 miles wide at most.
Its eyewall is 20 miles wide, and it doesn’t seem to have formed a perfect eye because it got torn apart as soon as it hit land.
I’m surprised that the storm hasn’t dissipated quite yet.
Windfield means wind diameter where winds of the storm are felt , differs from rainfield
Now Helene has dissipated anyway
My grandma was in hurricane Helene, she likely survived. She had canned food, clean water, water for the toilet, and electricity to survive.
ur cooked if ur in the way of this thing
F13 Isaac is heading for you guys
IF YOU CAN’T LEAVE, BRACE FOR IMPACT!!! GO TO THE BASEMENT!!! OR IF YOU DON’T HAVE A SAFE PLACE TO GO, JUST PRAY TO YOUR CENTER OF WORSHIP THAT THE STORM DOESN’T KILL YOU!!!
Do not go to a basement it will flood first. go to basement during a tornado. Go to higher grownd in a Hurriane.
What if you’re in a hurricane with a tornado heading for you as well? UR COOKED!
HOLY ****, HELENE IS A CATEGORY 3, POTENTIALLY CATASTROPHIC CATEGORY 4 MAJOR HURRICANE!!! EVERYONE LEAVE FLORIDA AND GEORGIA!!!
CODE RED, CODE RED
#CODE RED
Hurricane Helene
Currently a category 1 hurricane, it eventually moves northeast and rapidly intensifies!
By later tonight, it will strengthen further into category 2. After that, a couple hours in the morning it intensifies into a major hurricane being 100 or more miles away from Florida. As it creates its’ eye, it will finally strengthen into a category 4 and make landfall in the afternoon tomorrow towards late afternoon. And from there it will eventually drift further north east weaken and dissipate.
It has a 10%-25% chance of becoming a category 5!
is it just me or does Helene look like Hurricane Micheal (2018) and Hurricane Ian (2022)
And a really severe Idalia
Yes, Ian’s daughter.
It will maximize category 4, aiming at Florida’s east Mexican coast. The footage I found on the weather website
Google Earth
Google earth or Zoom earth?
Zoom earth.
Helene is a C1
No, my grandma said she will stay in Florida I hope she survives! 🙏 🥺
She is in Mexico Beach directly in the path of the category 4 storm Helene…
EVERYBODY IN THE HURRICANE’S PATH NEAR FLORIDA OR GEORGIA MUST EVACUATE!!!
C3 peak
Still as dangerous as hurricane Katrina making landfall.