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Re: 2014 EPAC Season
Amanda intensifies into a category 4 hurricane, contributing 4.15 to the ACE of the EPac. The ACE is now 415% above the average, to date. In fact, it is even expected to further intensify to 125 knots, the strongest May EPac hurricane, only behind Adolph of 2001, which had winds of 130 knots. Let's see if Amanda surpasses Adolph. 

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Re: 2014 EPAC Season
2014 season has begun with a record breaking first system. IMO,this EPAC season may break a few records when it ends on November 30.
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Re: 2014 EPAC Season
cycloneye wrote:2014 season has begun with a record breaking first system. IMO,this EPAC season may break a few records when it ends on November 30.
I think we'll see quite a few, yea. Still, let's take this one at a time. Let's enjoy Amanda while it lasts before worrying about what's next.
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Re: 2014 EPAC Season
Amanda really has lived up to its powerful awesome name!
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Re: 2014 EPAC Season
From the 8 AM PDT advisory a historic prospective.
Amanda is now the strongest May hurricane on record in the eastern
Pacific basin during the satellite era. If Amanda were to reach an
intensity of 140 kt, it would become the earliest category 5
hurricane on record, beating out Hurricane Ava of 1973.
Amanda is now the strongest May hurricane on record in the eastern
Pacific basin during the satellite era. If Amanda were to reach an
intensity of 140 kt, it would become the earliest category 5
hurricane on record, beating out Hurricane Ava of 1973.
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HurricaneRyan wrote:Amanda really has lived up to its powerful awesome name!
This is better than a wimpy, Alma, which Amanda replaced. And the better thing is that Amanda is a powerful and impressive fishie whilst Alma, on the other side, was quite destructive and boring.
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cycloneye wrote:From the 8 AM PDT advisory an historic prospective.
Amanda is now the strongest May hurricane on record in the eastern
Pacific basin during the satellite era. If Amanda were to reach an
intensity of 140 kt, it would become the earliest category 5
hurricane on record, beating out Hurricane Ava of 1973.
There is a good possibility for a category 5. No EWRC for Amanda as of now, and an EWRC hindered the intensification of a hurricane of a nearly similar hurricane Dora. SSTs are warming. This is just absolutely historic.
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xtyphooncyclonex wrote:HurricaneRyan wrote:Amanda really has lived up to its powerful awesome name!
This is better than a wimpy, Alma, which Amanda replaced. And the better thing is that Amanda is a powerful and impressive fishie whilst Alma, on the other side, was quite destructive and boring.
Alma 08 wasn't very destructive; Agatha and 11E were much worse. And it wasn't boring either. It was RI'ing right up until landfall. Alma 08 was similar to Barbara in the ATL, except it regenrated into Arthur in the ATL.
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Re: 2014 EPAC Season

6z GFS showed this; however, 12z GFS dropped it.

Next storm should be around June 15th since there's gonna be a moisture surge around that time.

MJO arrives in late June

Stays there past the midsummer late July drought and past the first EPAC peak. Wow.
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What is the website to get the model runs from? It appears that I have forgotten.
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Next storm around 384 hours now. Does not 100% Confirm what I thought earlier what a spike in activity around June 10.
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Re: 2014 EPAC Season
Not that this is 100% reliable, but it's worth noting for entertainment purposes:

CFS shows Boris. They also recognize a spike in activity soon, so make that model #2 to recognize this.

Storm looks powerful. Odv it’s very long range. I’m not even gonna mention what’s shown post 500+ hours.

CFS shows Boris. They also recognize a spike in activity soon, so make that model #2 to recognize this.

Storm looks powerful. Odv it’s very long range. I’m not even gonna mention what’s shown post 500+ hours.
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hurricanes1234 wrote:What is the website to get the model runs from? It appears that I have forgotten.
Here you go:
http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/
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Re: 2014 EPAC Season
Basin ACE continues to rack up big units that for sure will help it cross the 100 mark with the expectation of a very active season loming.
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Re: 2014 EPAC Season
Neither the Euro nor the GFS show anything major within the next 10 days. Boris may have to wait a bit.
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From a very anemic and weak season (excluding Raymond) and the ACE below-normal, here comes the season with an impressive start and during an El Niño.
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TS from the CFS in a little over two weeks. Not that this is exactly reliable.
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Re: 2014 EPAC Season
GFS shows a TS/Hurricane in less than 144 hours and is more closer to Mexico than Amanda was.


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