nevertheless, it's ugly.

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xtyphooncyclonex wrote:it's a blob/mess right now, but the JMA should at least designate 90W as an area of low pressure....
nevertheless, it's ugly.
https://i.imgur.com/cCyBgI3.gif
TyphoonNara wrote:xtyphooncyclonex wrote:it's a blob/mess right now, but the JMA should at least designate 90W as an area of low pressure....
nevertheless, it's ugly.
https://i.imgur.com/cCyBgI3.gif
IMO, the big blob of convection is usually a precursor to rapid intensification, especially with the -90 degrees Celsius cloud-tops.
At 7 AM ChST this morning, Tropical Depression 01W remains a little
over 250 miles southeast of Majuro and over 500 miles east-
southeast of Kwajalein. Computer guidance now drives 01W just
south of latitude 10N but trailing on a more NNW path past Pohnpei
and Chuuk, and well south of Guam as a result of stacked ridges
between mid and upper-level that runs ESE from the west of the
Marianas, to the north of Saipan and Tinian thru the N of
Kwajalein. Basically, the ridge will help maintain the position of
01W at least south of Marianas but tracking toward the path of
some of Micronesian Islands through the midweek. Advisories for
marine conditions and Tropical Storm Watch for some of the
respective locations of Marshall Islands remains in effect. Should
01W changes direction or delays movement throughout today, heavy
rainfall and thunderstorms, winds and seas will impact most
Islands on the SW thru NW periphery of Majuro in the next 24 to 36
hours. Thus, while 01W is expected to become a tropical storm in
the next day or two, there is a fair amount of uncertainty as to
when that might happen.
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