2009 TCRs

[cycloneye]

Tropical Storm Danny report is up at the first post of thread.

[wxman57]

I've heard that Ida's report is almost complete. Should be out by early next week.

[HURAKAN]

Mexico has also a TCR for both basins.

Link - http://smn.cna.gob.mx/ciclones/ciclones.html

[cycloneye]

The final post season report that was left is now released.Hurricane Ida report is up at first post of thread.

[CrazyC83]

Now we wait for a lot from the Pacific. I think a lot of discussions with the CPHC are having to be done.

[wxman57]

The final post season report that was left is now released.Hurricane Ida report is up at first post of thread.

Note the reclassification of Ida as a 75kt hurricane just off the SE LA coast during that convective burst on the afternoon of the 9th.

[cycloneye]

Tropical Storm Dolores post season report is up and posted at first post of thread.

[CrazyC83]

Tropical Storm Dolores post season report is up and posted at first post of thread.

Hopefully we get the rest of the EPAC stuff soon.

Also notice the NHC determined in Ida that the Nor'easter that followed was a totally separate system, and not extratropical Ida. (One irony that would have created - if it weren't for name retirements, it would have been Isabel again in the same area hit hard in 2003 for the Nor'easter areas).

[cycloneye]

Hurricane Jimena post-season report is up and is posted at the first post of thread.

[CrazyC83]

I disagree with several things on Jimena. The biggest disagreements are on August 29 and 30. They stuck with Dvorak estimates until the Recon flight, yet they basically were unchanged when Recon found 135 kt (Dvorak at that time suggested about 120 kt).

I believe it peaked at least at 130-135 kt, perhaps at Cat 5, at 30/1800, then flatlined to about 120 kt by 31/0600 before restrengthening as the eye was not as well defined. All intensities between 29/1200 and 31/0000 are too low IMO.

Also, since the ADT rose more until just after 01/0000 after the Recon flight, I would have bumped the peak intensity to 140 kt at that point, with a 929mb pressure.

Landfalls seem fairly reasonable IMO.

[Macrocane]

I absolutely agree with you, Jimena IMO reached cat 5.

[Juliancolton]

Wonder what's taking Felicia so long.

[Derek Ortt]

the BT for Felicia will partially come from CPHC

[cycloneye]

Hurricane Felicia post-season report is up and posted at the first post of thread.

[cycloneye]

Tropical Storm Hilda post season report is up at first post of thread.Only two reports are left,Hurricane Guillermo and Tropical Storm Lana.

[cycloneye]

Hurricane Guillermo post-season report is up and posted at first post of thread.Tropical Storm Lana report is the one that is left.

[Juliancolton]

Kinda off-topic, but I was doing some research this week and found that TD 2E 1998's TCR (http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/1998td2e.html) was published a day after it dissipated, while TS Celia's TCR (http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/1998celia.htmlp) wasn't published until eight months later. Am I missing something, or were they just very inconsistent back then?

[Chacor]

You're kidding, right? If there's no change from operational and it was a short lived depression, I see no reason why a TCR would take only one day.

[P.K.]

Looks like they only used to issue BTs for TDs back then and not full TCRs. If this was the case then there is no reason they couldn't have issued the BT pretty soon after the event.

[Juliancolton]

Looks like they only used to issue BTs for TDs back then and not full TCRs. If this was the case then there is no reason they couldn't have issued the BT pretty soon after the event.

Well, what about Agatha 1998, whose TCR was issued 10 days later?