Storms crossing below 10n and above
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Storms crossing below 10n and above
Has there ever been a system that develop below 10n and crossed 10n or a storm that develop above 5n and move south of 5n. i wanna know and if you can tell i can thank you.
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punkyg wrote:Has there ever been a system that develop below 10n and crossed 10n or a storm that develop above 5n and move south of 5n. i wanna know and if you can tell i can thank you.
Ivan in 2004, Joyce 2000 is all that I know of off the top of my head.
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Aslkahuna
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Supertyphoon June in 1975 for starters. Then there was Typhoon Vamei that was below 5N for most of its life. For storms below 10N you need to look at WPAC.
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punkyg wrote:So theres no storms that actually moved below 10n
am i right?
Plenty of them, but it's fairly rare in the Atlantic. The last one to do so was Ivan I think. The record is Isidore in 1990 or 1996, I forget. It formed as a tropical depression at around 7N.
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