The 10/09Z update is posted featuring...
* Tropical Storm Matthew (14L)
* Subtropical Storm Nicole (15L)
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Besides our featured tropical cyclones, we're monitoring a few invest systems.
First is the remnants of TC 03A that are still over the Arabian Sea, about 230mi NW of Bombay, India. Conditions don't support a great deal of development with this system.
In the WPAC, 94W is 460mi SE of Okinawa. Dry are entrainment is hindering development at this time.
In the WPAC, 95W is 550mi E of Palau. Moderate shear is hindering development at this time.
In the WPAC, 96W is 220mi ESE of Pohnpei. Moderate shear is also the inhibitor for development.
In the WPAC, 97W is 230mi SW of Chuuk. Moderate shear will also limit development.
In the CPAC, 95C bares some watching as it moves westward about 875mi SSW of Honolulu, Hawai'i.
In the EPAC, 91E has developed slightly and will continue to pose a threat for development as it is currently 550mi S of Baja California.
First is the remnants of TC 03A that are still over the Arabian Sea, about 230mi NW of Bombay, India. Conditions don't support a great deal of development with this system.
In the WPAC, 94W is 460mi SE of Okinawa. Dry are entrainment is hindering development at this time.
In the WPAC, 95W is 550mi E of Palau. Moderate shear is hindering development at this time.
In the WPAC, 96W is 220mi ESE of Pohnpei. Moderate shear is also the inhibitor for development.
In the WPAC, 97W is 230mi SW of Chuuk. Moderate shear will also limit development.
In the CPAC, 95C bares some watching as it moves westward about 875mi SSW of Honolulu, Hawai'i.
In the EPAC, 91E has developed slightly and will continue to pose a threat for development as it is currently 550mi S of Baja California.
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The 10/15Z update is posted featuring...
* Tropical Depression Matthew (14L)
* Subtropical Storm Nicole (15L)
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http://tropicalupdates.nhcwx.com/
* Tropical Depression Matthew (14L)
* Subtropical Storm Nicole (15L)
Enjoy and feel free to reply back with comments!
http://tropicalupdates.nhcwx.com/
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Mike a new invest at EPAC 92E close to the Mexican coast.
Mike a new invest at EPAC 92E close to the Mexican coast.
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