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Zeta Is Expected To Bring Hurricane Conditions To Areas From Southeastern Louisiana To Southern Alabama On Wednesday Afternoon & Wednesday Night
Tropical Storm Zeta: 11 am EDT/10 am CDT Statistics: Location: 21.6 North Latitude, 89.5 West Longitude or about 520 miles to the south of the Mouth of the Mississippi River. Maximum Winds: 65 mph. Minimum Central Pressure: 985 Millibars or 29.09 Inches. Forward Movement: Northwest at a forward speed of 14 mph. Zeta seems to more »
Zeta Is Expected To Bring Hurricane Conditions To The Northeastern Yucatan Peninsula This Afternoon & Tonight; Zeta Is Then Expected To Impact Areas From Southeastern Louisiana To The Florida Panhandle On Wednesday Afternoon & Wednesday Night
Tropical Storm Zeta: 11 am EDT/10 am CDT Statistics: Location: 19.1 North Latitude, 85.3 West Longitude or about 140 miles to the southeast of Cozumel, Mexico. Maximum Winds: 70 mph. Minimum Central Pressure: 992 Millibars or 29.29 Inches. Forward Movement: Northwest at a forward speed of 10 mph. Zeta seems to be gradually strengthening even more »
Zeta Likely Will Impact The Northeastern Yucatan Peninsula As A Hurricane On Monday & Then Impact Areas From Southern Mississippi To The Big Bend Of Florida As A Tropical Storm On Wednesday Night; Another Tropical System Is Likely To Form In The Caribbean During The First Week Of November
Tropical Storm Zeta: 11 am EDT/10 am CDT Statistics: Location: 17.8 North Latitude, 83.8 West Longitude or about 275 miles to the southeast of Cozumel, Mexico. Maximum Winds: 40 mph. Minimum Central Pressure: 1005 Millibars or 29.68 Inches. Forward Movement: Stationary. Even though Zeta isn’t organized today, it is still producing deep thunderstorm activity over more »
Invest 95-L Is Still Expected To Become A Tropical Storm During This Weekend In The Northwestern Caribbean
Invest 95-L Located Near The Cayman Islands: It still looks very likely that Invest 95-L will be our next named storm of the season, Zeta, possibly as soon as later this afternoon or tonight. Satellite imagery today indicates that the thunderstorm activity with Invest 95-L continues to increase and is becoming better organized. In addition, more »
Invest 95-L Located Over The Western Caribbean Is Very Likely To Develop Into A Tropical Storm This Weekend
Invest 95-L Located Over The Western Caribbean: Invest 95-L, which is an area of disturbed weather currently located over the western Caribbean, is becoming better organized today & I think it’s well on its way to becoming our next named storm. Satellite imagery today indicates that there are some deep scattered thunderstorm activity across much more »
Hurricane Epsilon Passing Well East Of Bermuda Is Expected To Now Head Out Into The Open Atlantic; Still Keeping An Eye On The Western Caribbean
With Hurricane Epsilon now about to head out into the open Atlantic with no significant impacts to Bermuda, let’s turn our attention to the western Caribbean. Western Caribbean: An area of showers and thunderstorms over the western Caribbean to the west and southwest of Jamaica is being created by a trough of low pressure in more »
Tropical Storm Epsilon Likely Will Become A Hurricane By Thursday, But Is Expected To Pass To The East Of Bermuda; Will We Or Wont We See Tropical Development In The Western Caribbean
Tropical Storm Epsilon: 11 am EDT/10 am CDT Statistics: Location: 26.5 North Latitude, 55.0 West Longitude or about 710 miles to the east-southeast of Bermuda. Maximum Winds: 50 mph. Minimum Central Pressure: 996 Millibars or 29.42 Inches. Forward Movement: North-Northwest at a forward speed of 8 mph. Epsilon sure doesn’t look like a “classic” tropical more »
Tropical Depression #27 Forms & Likely Will Affect Bermuda Later This Week As A Hurricane; Much, Much Lower Chance For Tropical Development In The Central & Western Caribbean
Tropical Depression #27: 8 am EDT/7 am CDT Statistics: Location: 25.8 North Latitude, 55.5 West Longitude or about 720 miles to the southeast of Bermuda. Maximum Winds: 35 mph. Minimum Central Pressure: 1003 Millibars or 29.62 Inches. Forward Movement: Stationary. Tropical Depression 27 has formed to the southeast of Bermuda and is very likely to more »
Late October Tropical Development Continues To Be Likely In The Central & Western Caribbean
There aren’t a whole lot of changes to my thoughts in regards to tropical development over the next week or so, therefore, this is more of an update than anything. It continues to look rather likely that we will probably see tropical development in the central and western Caribbean at some point next week. A more »
Late October Tropical Development Is Likely In The Central & Western Caribbean
It looks likely that we will probably see tropical development occur in either the central or western Caribbean as soon as early next week. The setup next week looks primed and ready for tropical development and will consist of Invest 93-L, which is located to the east of the Lesser Antilles pushing across the Leeward more »