S ATL: ARANI (01Q) - Subtropical Storm
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Re: SOUTH ATLANTIC : Subtropical Depression 01Q
GFDL drops that cat 2 scenario it had in the first runs,but develops a maximun 68kt system.
http://moe.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/gfdltc2. ... =Animation
http://moe.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/gfdltc2. ... =Animation
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Re: SOUTH ATLANTIC : Subtropical Depression 01Q
Continues to deepen, 00z warning:
DEPRESSAO SUBTROPICAL 1000 EM 23S039W.
DEPRESSAO SUBTROPICAL 1000 EM 23S039W.
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Re: SOUTH ATLANTIC : Subtropical Depression 01Q
It looks fully tropical now:
I think hurricane Catarina never had cloud tops so cold as this system.
I think hurricane Catarina never had cloud tops so cold as this system.
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Re: SOUTH ATLANTIC : Subtropical Depression 01Q
vegastar wrote:I think hurricane Catarina never had cloud tops so cold as this system.
I have often noticed that the cloud tops more 'cold are present in the beginning of the tropical systems development..
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Re: SOUTH ATLANTIC : Subtropical Depression 01Q
First dvorak T numbers for Q.
15/1145 UTC 24.2S 37.9W T1.0/1.0 90Q -- South Atlantic
15/1145 UTC 24.2S 37.9W T1.0/1.0 90Q -- South Atlantic
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Re: SOUTH ATLANTIC : Subtropical Depression 01Q
From HPC:
SOUTH AMERICA SYNOPTIC DISCUSSION - INTERNATIONAL DESKS
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
906 AM EDT TUE MAR 15 2011
GFS DATA AT FTPPRD.NCEP.NOAA.GOV/PUB/DATA/NCCF/COM/GFS/PROD/
SPECIAL STATEMENT. AT 1245 UTC THIS MORNING...NOAA/NESDIS-SAB
INITIALIZED A TROPICAL DISTURBANCE WITH CLOSED CIRCULATION OFF
THE COAST OF BRASIL NEAR 24.25S 37.9W. MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS
ARE ESTIMATED AT 25KT. MODEL GUIDANCE CONTINUES TO SHOW
POSSIBILITY OF THIS SYSTEM BECOMING BETTER ORGANIZED/
STRENGTHENING OVER THE NEXT 24 HRS AS IT MEANDERS OVER WARM
WATERS. AS NECESSARY...THE NAVY HYDROGRAPHIC CENTER-BRAZILIAN
NAVY (SMM)...IN COORDINATION WITH THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
METEOROLOGY (INMET)...WILL ISSUE THE OFFICIAL WEATHER ADVISORIES
FOR THIS SYSTEM.
SOUTH AMERICA SYNOPTIC DISCUSSION - INTERNATIONAL DESKS
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
906 AM EDT TUE MAR 15 2011
GFS DATA AT FTPPRD.NCEP.NOAA.GOV/PUB/DATA/NCCF/COM/GFS/PROD/
SPECIAL STATEMENT. AT 1245 UTC THIS MORNING...NOAA/NESDIS-SAB
INITIALIZED A TROPICAL DISTURBANCE WITH CLOSED CIRCULATION OFF
THE COAST OF BRASIL NEAR 24.25S 37.9W. MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS
ARE ESTIMATED AT 25KT. MODEL GUIDANCE CONTINUES TO SHOW
POSSIBILITY OF THIS SYSTEM BECOMING BETTER ORGANIZED/
STRENGTHENING OVER THE NEXT 24 HRS AS IT MEANDERS OVER WARM
WATERS. AS NECESSARY...THE NAVY HYDROGRAPHIC CENTER-BRAZILIAN
NAVY (SMM)...IN COORDINATION WITH THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
METEOROLOGY (INMET)...WILL ISSUE THE OFFICIAL WEATHER ADVISORIES
FOR THIS SYSTEM.
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I think the same goes for the Med as well, I think both areas are capable of supporting tropical systems in the right conditions.
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I saw something on the weather channel about that. The Peru current helps thwart development in that region because its a cold water current. There is also a Benguela current off the coast of southwest Africa that is also cold. Along the coast of Brazil there is a Brazil Current which is similar to the Gulf Stream in that it is warm but also significantly weaker than its North Atlantic counterpart.
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Re: SOUTH ATLANTIC : Subtropical Depression 01Q
Officially named by Brazil.
WARNING NR 096/2011
SPECIAL WARNING
ISSUED AT 1500 GMT - TUE - 15/MAR/2011
SUBTROPICAL STORM ARANI WITH 998HPA AT 24S037W ASSOCIATED CICLONIC WIND FORCE 8/9 AFFETING 180MN AROUND CENTER MOVING TO E/SE WITH 10/15 KT.
VALID TILL161500 GMT
WARNING NR 096/2011
SPECIAL WARNING
ISSUED AT 1500 GMT - TUE - 15/MAR/2011
SUBTROPICAL STORM ARANI WITH 998HPA AT 24S037W ASSOCIATED CICLONIC WIND FORCE 8/9 AFFETING 180MN AROUND CENTER MOVING TO E/SE WITH 10/15 KT.
VALID TILL161500 GMT
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Hurricane Jed wrote:I saw something on the weather channel about that. The Peru current helps thwart development in that region because its a cold water current. There is also a Benguela current off the coast of southwest Africa that is also cold. Along the coast of Brazil there is a Brazil Current which is similar to the Gulf Stream in that it is warm but also significantly weaker than its North Atlantic counterpart.
This graphic gives a good explanation
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