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TropicalAnalystwx13 wrote:aspen wrote:The latest wind shear graphic shows a bunch of high (20-30 kt) shear in the path of 91B. I’m starting to doubt it’ll get past Cat 2 status.
http://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/w ... oom=&time=
The current wind shear map is for just that, current conditions. It does not show how upper-level winds will evolve over the coming days. In this case, the shear environment looks favorable for significant intensification.
Hayabusa wrote:https://i.imgur.com/nXGyINr.jpg
1900hurricane wrote:2.0 DT, really? Looks like an easy 3.0 at the time and probably 3.5 now. Again, I'd probably out the door it at 3.0 currently given where it was yesterday (though 3.5 is also valid given the apparent rate of intensification/using the 1.5 MET increase), but JTWC seems behind the curve. Loos like 8/10 banding at minimum to me, not 3/10.TPIO10 PGTW 160953
A. TROPICAL CYCLONE 01B (E OF INDIA)
B. 16/0845Z
C. 10.11N
D. 86.10E
E. FIVE/GOES-IO
F. T2.0/2.0 STT: S0.0/03HRS
G. IR/EIR/VIS/MSI
H. REMARKS: 40A/PBO SBC/ANMTN. .30 WRAP ON LOG10 SPIRAL YIELDS
A 2.0 DT. MET AND PT YIELD A 2.0. DBO DT.
I. ADDITIONAL POSITIONS: NONE
BERMEA
https://i.imgur.com/UXuspRr.gif
https://i.imgur.com/McYITtt.png
Abdullah wrote:TorSkk wrote:Abdullah wrote:Does anyone here know where I can find the latest advisories for this region and how often the agency updates?
You can find them here, on the RSMC New Delhi's website. Advisories are issued every three hours at at 00, 03, 06, 09, 12, 15, 18 and 21 UTC
http://www.rsmcnewdelhi.imd.gov.in/index.php?lang=en
Thanks for the link! I assume the three hour update is for full cyclones, though, right? For the invest, no update has been published since 6:00 UTC using data from 3:00 UTC of May 15. How often do we receive updates for invests?
wxman57 wrote:Officially, this is classified as a depression, not even a "deep depression" by IMD. I believe a "deep depression" has winds around 35 mph. They're not the best RSMC, but they're the official agency of the NIO. We have it as a rapidly-strengthening 40 kt TS on our advisories.
TorSkk wrote:wxman57 wrote:Officially, this is classified as a depression, not even a "deep depression" by IMD. I believe a "deep depression" has winds around 35 mph. They're not the best RSMC, but they're the official agency of the NIO. We have it as a rapidly-strengthening 40 kt TS on our advisories.
It's a Deep Depression as per the latest outlook
Nancy Smar wrote:VORTEX OVER SE BAY & N/HOOD HAS FURTHER INTENSIFIED AND NOW LAY CENTERED
NEAR 10.5N/86.1E (.) INTENSITY T2.5 RPT T2.5 CURVED BAND PATTERN MINIMUM CTT MINUS
93 DEG C (.) ASSTD BKN LOW/MED CLOUDS WITH EMBDD INT TO V INT CONVTN OVER BAY
BET LAT 6.0N TO 16.0N LONG 81.0E TO 91.0E (.)
Dvorak analysis from IMD is T2.5.
And it will be named Amphan at 15Z.
aspen wrote:Hayabusa wrote:https://i.imgur.com/nXGyINr.jpg
Is that actually 912 mbar from the Euro model?!
The last two storms it was this aggressive with were Hagibis and Kammuri. The former likely became one of the top 10 strongest tropical cyclones ever recorded, while the latter failed to live up to the model hype despite becoming a Cat 4. Only time will tell which one Amphan ends up like.
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