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GFS wants to bring a typhoon to Palau. Peak of 919 mb.


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Little change is seen the next few days, with only partly cloudy
skies and isolated showers. The models differ on what, if any,
effects the developing disturbance 96W might have on the Marianas.
The GFS keeps the region very dry through 10 days, while the ECMWF
brings some significant rainfall Wed-Fri of next week in a rain
band as 96W spins several hundred miles out to the west. The ECMWF
version seems less plausible at this point, so will stay with mostly
cloudy and isolated showers starting on Tuesday.
The disturbance southwest of Chuuk near 4N148E is now the subject
of a Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert issued by JTWC. The Special
Weather Statement was updated for Chuuk, Koror, and Yap. Weather
and marine conditions will deteriorate for Yap State and Palau this
weekend. Models differ a little in the exact movement and intensity
of the circulation, but it is expected to move toward the west-
northwest and gradually develop during the next few days, and is
expected to approach Koror and Yap on Sunday. Some watches and
warnings may be needed for parts of Yap State and The Republic of
Palau as early as Saturday.
StruThiO wrote:So as I understand it this one if it intensifies could have big implications for ENSO yeah? Will be watching this one for sure..
Invest Area 96W remains the subject of a Tropical Cyclone Formation
Alert issued by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center. ASCAT Analysis
showed a low-level circulation near 5N146E, but the larger scale
circulation is spread out quite a bit. Heavier convection is on the
north side where surging trade winds are arriving, and showers are
also developing on the south side where there is a flow of westerly
winds near the Equator. GFS and ECMWF differ a little in movement
and development of 96W but generally indicate it will move toward
the west-northwest and slowly develop. If and when JTWC issues a
warning for 96W, it will be close enough to the warning points of
Yap State and Palau that we may go direct to warning products
versus watch products.
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