
We've only got another month left on the rock here, as well, but I don't think my love for severe weather is going anywhere.

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dexterlabio wrote:I've seen the latest forecasts for MJO and the dynamical model forecasts show MJO strengthening this month and majority of the ensemble shows MJO returning in the Western Pacific and Maritime Continent.
http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/MJO/CLIVAR/clivar_wh.shtml
http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/MJO/foregfs.shtml
This, along with the onset of the moist southwesterly windflow, higher SST, and continuing favorable conditions, gives me the idea that Mawar is not the only tropical cyclone we'll be having in the coming weeks...I think we're gonna see more this June.
As of now, Mawar is steadily developing in the Philippine Sea. I believe we'll have our first major system out of this.![]()
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euro6208 wrote:Updated on Page 1...
scary to see the 26.5 sst so far north and so far east to the dateline..with 30/31 degrees sst in the philippine sea and parts of SCS...the tropical cyclone heat potential and depth 26.c isotherm are very high!...it looks like the philippines is the place to go for strong typhoons this year...
Typhoon Hunter wrote:Euro, that latest ECM run has got my attention for sure, developing storm in the world's hottest TC real estate!
I have one major issue with the next storm though.... GUCHOL, urghhh sounds horrible! (No cultural offense meant to the contributing country)
dexterlabio wrote:This is a great news for the WPAC season this year if it verifies, yes it's not confirmed but at least there is some kind of hope.![]()
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