27/2030 UTC 0.6N 69.7E T1.5/1.5 95A

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Derek Ortt wrote:to maintain a closed circulation, the wind speed will need to increase to well over 100KT due to corolis parameters. Looking at the sat images, this may well happen in a couple of days.
Not entirely surprised since this is likely within a monsoon circulation and also wouldnt be surprised since the vorticity within the monsoon trough is allowing for the cross equatorial flow if this were to make it south of the equator
HurricaneBill wrote:So it could move south of the equator? But how would it be able to move counterclockwise? Wouldn't it get sheared apart if it suddenly had to switch to a clockwise motion?
Do you think equatorial storms have occurred before Vamei?
Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:This just proves if this where to develop on the 0 line. That we don't know every thing about tropical cyclones. Heck another south Atlantic hurricane could form this year...That to me looks like a tropical storm.
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