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TS 90M
Issued: 30/10/16 22:00 UTC
GALE WARNING ON METAREA 3
HELLENIC NATIONAL MET. SERVICE
WARNING NR 314 - SUNDAY 30 OCTOBER 2016/2200 UTC
GENERAL SYNOPSIS 30-10-16/15 UTC
LOW WITH CENTRE 1009 OVER SOUTHWEST OF SOUTH IONIO ASSOCIATED WITH
FRONT IS MOVING SLOWLY EASTWARDS AND IS EXPECTED 1008 OVER EAST OF
SOUTH IONIO AND KITHIRA SEA BY 31/06 UTC. HIGH PRESSURES 1028 OVER
NORTHWEST BALKANS AND LOW 1010 OVER TAURUS
SOUTH IONIO
CONTINUING TO 31/10 UTC
CYCLONIC 7 OR 8 AND FROM 31/04 UTC SOUTH OF 37.00 8 OR 9
KITHIRA SEA
CONTINUING AT LEAST TO 31/10 UTC
EAST SOUTHEAST 7 OR 8 AND FROM 31/04 UTC CYCLONIC 8 OR 9
SOUTHWEST KRITIKO WEST OF 22.30
CONTINUING AT LEAST TO 31/10 UTC
WEST 7 OR 8
SOUTHWEST KRITIKO EAST OF 22.30
FROM 31/04 AT LEAST TO 31/10 UTC
SOUTHWEST 7 OR 8
http://www.hnms.gr/hnms/english/warning/gale_html
GALE WARNING ON METAREA 3
HELLENIC NATIONAL MET. SERVICE
WARNING NR 314 - SUNDAY 30 OCTOBER 2016/2200 UTC
GENERAL SYNOPSIS 30-10-16/15 UTC
LOW WITH CENTRE 1009 OVER SOUTHWEST OF SOUTH IONIO ASSOCIATED WITH
FRONT IS MOVING SLOWLY EASTWARDS AND IS EXPECTED 1008 OVER EAST OF
SOUTH IONIO AND KITHIRA SEA BY 31/06 UTC. HIGH PRESSURES 1028 OVER
NORTHWEST BALKANS AND LOW 1010 OVER TAURUS
SOUTH IONIO
CONTINUING TO 31/10 UTC
CYCLONIC 7 OR 8 AND FROM 31/04 UTC SOUTH OF 37.00 8 OR 9
KITHIRA SEA
CONTINUING AT LEAST TO 31/10 UTC
EAST SOUTHEAST 7 OR 8 AND FROM 31/04 UTC CYCLONIC 8 OR 9
SOUTHWEST KRITIKO WEST OF 22.30
CONTINUING AT LEAST TO 31/10 UTC
WEST 7 OR 8
SOUTHWEST KRITIKO EAST OF 22.30
FROM 31/04 AT LEAST TO 31/10 UTC
SOUTHWEST 7 OR 8
http://www.hnms.gr/hnms/english/warning/gale_html
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- DanieleItalyRm
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TS 90M
Mediterranean Sea is a part of Subtropical Atlantic, but
it would be fair to add a basin aside; Already I had this proposed past years in this forum.
for sab is TROPICAL DISTURBANCE, I think tropical storm or depressione is most correct:
T2.0 now...-

it would be fair to add a basin aside; Already I had this proposed past years in this forum.
for sab is TROPICAL DISTURBANCE, I think tropical storm or depressione is most correct:
T2.0 now...-
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sab Noaa update every 6h...so if it is more 'stronger now we will never know; in the next update the Storm will be' in landfall:


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Re: TS 90M
went ahead and changed the thread title to TS 90M as this has likely reached TS intensity. No way of knowing officially since no agency is going to officially classify it. Probably the best that can be done
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Re: TS 90M
Since this is an unusual or atypical (relatively speaking) TC/STC genesis case, I took the extra step of merging the precursor thread in TT with this one. This way we have a more complete history of this somewhat unique development.
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Re: TS 90M
AJC3 wrote:Since this is an unusual or atypical (relatively speaking) TC/STC genesis case, I took the extra step of merging the precursor thread in TT with this one. This way we have a more complete history of this somewhat unique development.
Thx for doing this and for classifying the system to a tropical storm.
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Re: TS 90M
Here is the latest from the german modell. In the meue you can go on hour by hour.
pressure:
https://kachelmannwetter.com/de/modellk ... 0600z.html
wind gusts (km/h):
https://kachelmannwetter.com/de/modellk ... boeen.html
pressure:
https://kachelmannwetter.com/de/modellk ... 0600z.html
wind gusts (km/h):
https://kachelmannwetter.com/de/modellk ... boeen.html
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Re: TS 90M

The storm should weaken pretty rapidly from here on out as it turns to the east-southeast.
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Re: TS 90M
Here's an ASCAT pass from a few hours ago, just before it started to quickly deteriorate.


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Re: TS 90M
1900hurricane wrote:Here's an ASCAT pass from a few hours ago, just before it started to quickly deteriorate.
Thx, I see some 60 kts there, right?
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Re: TS 90M
TheEuropean wrote:1900hurricane wrote:Here's an ASCAT pass from a few hours ago, just before it started to quickly deteriorate.
Thx, I see some 60 kts there, right?
It's hard to tell between 55 kt and 60 kt in that image, but yes, there does appear to be a few barbs indicating winds greater than 50 kt.
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Re: TS 90M
1900hurricane wrote:TheEuropean wrote:1900hurricane wrote:Here's an ASCAT pass from a few hours ago, just before it started to quickly deteriorate.
Thx, I see some 60 kts there, right?
It's hard to tell between 55 kt and 60 kt in that image, but yes, there does appear to be a few barbs indicating winds greater than 50 kt.
With better structure a few hours before with a clear eye I go with at least 55 or 60 kt, may be even higher.
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Re: TS 90M
1900hurricane wrote:TheEuropean wrote:1900hurricane wrote:Here's an ASCAT pass from a few hours ago, just before it started to quickly deteriorate.
Thx, I see some 60 kts there, right?
It's hard to tell between 55 kt and 60 kt in that image, but yes, there does appear to be a few barbs indicating winds greater than 50 kt.
You Can send an email from sab noaa with ascat wind? T2.0 intensity more incorrect.
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