CDMC Forecasts for Usercanes

This is the page where the CDMC like the BNWC releases forecasts for all usercanes.

Discussion
Major Hurricane ODILE

Maximum sustained winds: 140 mph, Minimum pressure: 941 mbar

Hurricane Odile has acquired a new peak intensity as its structure becomes increasingly well-defined. We expect Odile to further intensify to a strong category 4 storm towards the end of the forecast period.

Late Apr 2016 - 140 MPH

Late May 2016 - 145 MPH

Late June 2016 - 145 MPH

Late July 2016 - 150 MPH

Late Aug 2016 - 150 MPH

Major Hurricane BOB

Maximum sustained winds: 155 mph, Minimum pressure: 917 mbar

Bob has maintained it's intensity over the past few weeks. The CDMC expects Bob to maintain it's intensity and the possibly in June 2016, Bob could once again intensify to a Category 5 Usercane.

Late Apr 2016 - 155 MPH

Late May 2016 - 155 MPH

Late June 2016 - 160 MPH

Late July 2016 - 165 MPH

Late Aug 2016 - 165 MPH

Major Hurricane FLOYD

Maximum sustained winds: 150 mph, Minimum pressure: 929 mbar

Hurricane Floyd continues to slowly intensify over time in the central tropical Atlantic. We expect Floyd to become a strong category 4 hurricane towards the end of the forecast period.

Late Apr 2016 - 150 MPH

Late May 2016 - 155 MPH

Late June 2016 - 155 MPH

Late July 2016 - 155 MPH

Late Aug 2016 - 155 MPH

Hurricane COLLIN

Maximum sustained winds: 85 mph, Minimum pressure: 977 mbar (Latest BNWC Estimates)

(No advisories due to storm being own usercane)

Major Hurricane ANTHONY

Maximum sustained winds: 145 mph, Minimum pressure: 935 mbar

Hurricane Anthony continues to intensify as the storm takes on a fully annular shape. The eye of Anthony is very large, and the storm is very well-organized. We expect Anthony to further intensify to a category 5 storm towards the end of the forecast period

Late Apr 2016 - 145 MPH

Late May 2016 - 150 MPH

Late June 2016 - 150 MPH

Late July 2016 - 155 MPH

Late Aug 2016 - 160 MPH

Subtropical Storm NKECHINYER

Maximum sustained winds: 50 mph, Minimum pressure: 991 mbar

SS Nkech has maintained it's intensity over the past few weeks. We expect Nkech to become a strong tropical storm by the end of the forecast period, however their is alot of uncertainty, because of some models hinting at quick dissipation and others forecasting major intensification.

Late Apr 2016 - 50 MPH

Late May 2016 - 50 MPH

Late June 2016 - 60 MPH

Late July 2016 - 65 MPH

Late Aug 2016 - 70 MPH