According to what I have seen in Tropical Tidbits, the models largely agree that an area of low pressure will form offshore off of the Pacific coast of Mexico this weekend. Whilst it is largely unknown what will happen (it's too early to tell imo), there is a potential that it could become a short-lived tropical storm, according to the GFS model. However, what is most likely is that it will just be a rare low-pressure-area that occurs this weekend, as this is what most of the models demonstrate. The setup is nearly identical to Invest 90L (2019).
17,349
pages
ALL POSTS
All posts by ChillyAntoine
Basically what Sierra stated
@IndianInAtlanta Philippe is not the longest lasting tropical cyclone to reach tropical storm intensity because Tropical Storm Three of 1913 (NATL) lasted 18 days - 5 more days than Philippe, as a tropical cyclone. If I had to guess, it's probably some system in the WPAC, as Classicer was initially asking, but I cannot confirm it, unfortunately.
(Edited by ChillyAntoine)
I can't wait to see some sneak peeks of your future season. Make sure to take some breaks and prepare before you start :)
Congratulations Charlie! :D
It will probably take decades of recovery for the western portion of Jamaica to fully recover damage-wise, unfortunately
(Edited by ChillyAntoine)
I'll reserve one for [W, ai]
It's also why on Wikipedia articles, you will often see in most pre-satellite era tropical cyclones that formed in the subtropical Atlantic: "It's possible that this system could have been, or started out as a subtropical cyclone, but the lack of satellite imagery prevented such a classification in reanalysis." - This is because it's extremely difficult to classify a system as subtropical or tropical when you just have weather charts. There are exceptions of a few, including an possible, but an unofficial (not listed in HURDAT) hurricane in Early October of 1886 that has strong evidence of starting out as subtropical, but for the vast majority of systems, it's too difficult to definitively say
(Edited by ChillyAntoine)
My personal guess on the Labor Day Hurricane is that it would look more similar to Hurricane Rita, because the Labor Day hurricane was known to be small and compact in size
Welcome Back, Zoom Earth! These glitches are so funny XD
@Mastercane F X I think it’s pretty good! Can’t wait to see what’s next
I love how “Zoom Earth being Zoom Earth” is so famous on this wiki so much it has become a series XD
Kalmaegi, Melissa, and Ragasa are locked for retirement if I had to guess, as these systems unfortunately caused mass destruction and casualties.
(Edited by ChillyAntoine)
OMG 😱😱😱 I CAN'T ❌ BELIEVE 💭 FRANCISCO KEEPS TAUNTING 🤣🤣🤣 US 😖😖😖 THIS IS SO ✅✅✅MINDBLOWING‼️ 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯😰😰😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 WILL WE 👨🏻💻👩🏻💻 SEE 👀 AN ARMAEGGAEDON SYSTEM⁉️🌀🌀🌀⚡⚡⚡
(Edited by ChillyAntoine)
(R,at)
Even then, I still never saw it forming. At most, I could see it being labelled as an Invest, but I think it will just be a typical low pressure that detaches from the ITCZ
(Edited by ChillyAntoine)
Dudzai is a very beautiful tropical cyclone :)