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As of 13:15 UTC on September 26th, Tropical Depression 13W was located near 16.6°N, 103.5°E, or approximately 271 miles (436 km) west of Huế, Vietnam. 13W has maximum sustained winds of 25 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1001 millibars.
13W is currently traversing over land.ATCF®
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Visit the JTWC websiteAs of 13:15 UTC on September 26th, Tropical Storm Philippe was located near 17.2°N, 50.1°W, or approximately 694 miles (1118 km) east-northeast of Bridgetown, Barbados. Philippe has maximum sustained winds of 39 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1003 millibars.
Philippe currently lies over sea surface temperatures of around 29°C (84.2°F).ATCF®
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Visit the NHC websiteAs of 13:15 UTC on September 26th, Invest 91L was located near 10.7°N, 37.4°W, or approximately 936 miles (1506 km) west-southwest of Mindelo, Cabo Verde. 91L has maximum sustained winds of 25 knots and a minimum central pressure of 1009 millibars.
91L currently lies over sea surface temperatures of around 29°C (84.2°F).ATCF®
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View more surface plot productsAs of 13:15 UTC on September 26th, Storm Agnes was located near 42.6°N, 33.1°W, or approximately 240 miles (387 km) north-northwest of Santa Cruz das Flores, Azores Islands. Agnes has maximum sustained winds of 40 knots and a minimum central pressure of 999 millibars.
Agnes currently lies over sea surface temperatures of around 21°C (69.8°F).ATCF®
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Tropical Storm Philippe is now Formed at Atlantic Ocean, There are in its Hurricanes:
Arlene
Bret
Cindy
Don
Emily
Franklin
Gert
Harold
Idalia
Jose
Katia
Lee
Margot
Nigel
Ophelia
Philippe
and also why phillipe and invest 90L is on the same frame?
Hello Ryan here, I am responsible in providing the automated storm tracking system (ATCF) to the products on this page. I am still currently experiencing an issue with storm duplication when new named storms are formed, and I’m working on a solution to this.
In the meantime there is still a potential chance that it may arise, and it doesn’t. The most recent being 13W successfully completing the check, but I would need to relook into it.
rate the potential of invest 91W
Tropical storm Ophelia is at 8:00 Could make landfall as a tropical storm and continue that state until it heads northern more.
this is a bit outdated
For systems under the NHC jurisdiction, NHC may release an advisory (03z, 09z, 15z, 21z) that is more new than the ATCF, which is what this depends on, and will not be updated until the stipulated ATCF update times (00z, 06z, 12z, 18z).
what do u guys expect from these systems?
From the current systems, id say Kenneth moved north and dies off, Nigel does the same and impacts Greenland as a post tropical cyclone. Sixteen will get the name Ophelia, 90L becomes Philippe and makes some impacts in the Carribean, 90W most likely dies off like the other invests in the west Pacific, 91C dies off, 96E might become short lived Lidia, 96W continues its dying trend, and 98A might become ARB 02, however I’m split on this due to sea surface temps. In the future, I think a system in the Australian region is bound by mid October, and the gulf of Mexico and carribean get hammered by powerful storms along with a not active east Pacific and central Pacific. Also maybe a couple typhoons in the West Pacific.
90L is going to be something significant, wind shear is loosing for 96W and it may tries to regenerate, possibly hurricane opheilia (low chance), dying systems and a “promising” season for the australian region
AOI’s are popping up everywhere!
super annular Nigel
what will happen if a cyclone travels into the Persian Gulf? will it go wild or what?
It will dissipate probably when passing by the Strait of Hormuz due to extreme land interaction, but, if somehow manages to reach the Persian gulf, It won’t have much time to strengthen and will be a Tropical Storm maximum even though the gulf has very high sea surface temperatures. This is my thought, so it can be wrong…
what if it’s a major?
Then it will weaken a bit and then intensify in the gulf.
i mentioned the wrong thing, my bad
what will happen if a cyclone gets into the Arabian Sea? will it:
Probably C.
how often is this updated?
Once every 15 minutes using data from https://api.knackwx.com/atcf/v2/users/ 🙂
And now 97l is expected to strengthen into a category 2 or 3 storm(Nigel).
but seems like LEE is receiving some warmth from the gulf stream