Not really a key report but Ema was released recently
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/CP012019_Ema.pdf
2019 TCRs
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Re: 2019 TCRs
TorSkk wrote:Not really a key report but Ema was released recently
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/CP012019_Ema.pdf
After almost 3 years of "waiting", this TCR comes out. Due to the delay I think they didn't even need to publish anymore
There are still 2 TCRs to complete.
Akoni, also from 2019, and Ela from 2015.
Does anyone know why CPHC written hurricane TCRs take so long?
Is it for lack of more competent meteorologists?
Is it laziness?
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Re: 2019 TCRs
Hurricane2021 wrote:TorSkk wrote:Not really a key report but Ema was released recently
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/CP012019_Ema.pdf
After almost 3 years of "waiting", this TCR comes out. Due to the delay I think they didn't even need to publish anymore
There are still 2 TCRs to complete.
Akoni, also from 2019, and Ela from 2015.
Does anyone know why CPHC written hurricane TCRs take so long?
Is it for lack of more competent meteorologists?
Is it laziness?
Akoni and Ela were released by the NHC in a reasonable time as they originated east of 140 W. You can find them together with the other East Pacific storm reports. Others like Walaka and Ema were done solely by the CPHC and take them some time as they probably have less resources
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Re: 2019 TCRs
Hurricane2021 wrote:TorSkk wrote:Not really a key report but Ema was released recently
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/CP012019_Ema.pdf
After almost 3 years of "waiting", this TCR comes out. Due to the delay I think they didn't even need to publish anymore
There are still 2 TCRs to complete.
Akoni, also from 2019, and Ela from 2015.
Does anyone know why CPHC written hurricane TCRs take so long?
Is it for lack of more competent meteorologists?
Is it laziness?
I've heard they're quite understaffed but don't quote me on that though.
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Re: 2019 TCRs
DorkyMcDorkface wrote:Hurricane2021 wrote:TorSkk wrote:Not really a key report but Ema was released recently
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/CP012019_Ema.pdf
After almost 3 years of "waiting", this TCR comes out. Due to the delay I think they didn't even need to publish anymore
There are still 2 TCRs to complete.
Akoni, also from 2019, and Ela from 2015.
Does anyone know why CPHC written hurricane TCRs take so long?
Is it for lack of more competent meteorologists?
Is it laziness?
I've heard they're quite understaffed but don't quote me on that though.
The CPHC shouldn't even exist, it should just be part of the NHC.
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Re: 2019 TCRs
Hurricane2021 wrote:TorSkk wrote:Not really a key report but Ema was released recently
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/CP012019_Ema.pdf
After almost 3 years of "waiting", this TCR comes out. Due to the delay I think they didn't even need to publish anymore
There are still 2 TCRs to complete.
Akoni, also from 2019, and Ela from 2015.
Does anyone know why CPHC written hurricane TCRs take so long?
Is it for lack of more competent meteorologists?
Is it laziness?
More like laziness.
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