#120 Postby xtyphooncyclonex » Fri Apr 25, 2014 10:24 am
LATE APRIL NUMBERS for WPAC BASIN
27/17/8
TS/TY/STY
DEVELOPMENT
Development is not really very favorable on the first quarter of this year for a MT [Major Typhoon] but will be more favorable during the next quarters of the year. Lower pressures, low vertical wind shear, higher Sea Surface Temperatures [SST's] and a higher number of disturbances which are provided by a positive El Nino Southern Oscillation phase this year on MJJ time frame [second quarter of/] in this year. There are not much dry air problems over the tropical region of the basin. Typhoons will more likely to track to the east of 130E and may be close to the IDL, North but closer to the EQ.
Note that this is just my amateur opinion/forecast regarding the possible tropical cyclone activity of the Western Pacific Basin. For official information and details, please refer to the JMA products.
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