I'm surprised nobody's talking about any of these systems (except that one post about Dudzai). I would've made a TWS, but I'm still working on my weekly HHW history post, so instead I'll just give you guys an extremely condensed version:

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[Offtopic]

For whatever reason fandom chose "suppress the contents of this post cause they are dumb ig, but a significant winter storm is set to impact the SE US around the weekend with snow and ice as arctic blast impacts the US as well, just thought I'd cue the unaware in as a PSA sort of thing for public awareness, I advise tuning into your local NWS office for more information and stay safe out there

Alrightie...

The Tornado outbreak of March 13–16, 2025

You know, the biggest March tornado outbreak in history? Tylertown EF4? Diaz, Arkansas EF4? Fifty-Six, Arkansas EF4?

Yeah, that outbreak. Apparently, it was the costliest outbreak on record when unadjusted for inflation.

Nokaen also known as ada

Now for Dudzai that back up to c4 and will now weak again or disappear

Dudzai though that record will beat by another

Storm in the year

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).

Jenna appeared pretty fast

This early-season storm setup could be interesting to watch.

Cyclone Iggy was named today so it is 2026's first named storm

It is expected to remain safely out to sea

Surprised no one here has mentioned the Shem

But here is Cyclone Grant currently with winds of 120kts (140 mph) and is expected to head OTS

And Cyclone Hayley which is current packing winds of 75kts (85 mph), it is heading toward Australia right now

DISCLAIMER: The intensities listed are more likely than not JTWC estimates and may be under over the likely true intensity of these storms

The TSR made their first prediction on the 11th, and it's looking very, VERY average. Of course, it's much too early to actually be able to tell, so we'll see what it's looking like later on.

Youricane coming in a few hours I promise!!!

- JX

It has a well-defined eye, and cloud tops have cooled a bit dramatically. It should also be noted that Bakung could possibly briefly enter the SWIO basin before looping back to the AUS basin, due to the interaction with a LPA to its north.

According to NOAA and some of the global models (e.g. ECMWF, GFS) we could expect tropical cyclone development in the Australian and South-West Indian Ocean basins, more likely in the AUS basin, though. Both basins have been quite active, with the SWIO basin having four tropical cyclones, and AUS basin having 2 official tropical cyclones, and a few unofficial tropical cyclones detected by WX meteorology.

Unrelated, but I think this is going to be a very interesting month for tropical cyclones, especially since Bakung is expected to undergo a Fujiwara interaction with potentially multiple low-pressure areas.

A M6.7 EARTHQUAKE HAS STRUCK OFF THE COAST OF HATCHINOHE AND A 5.5 AFTERSHOCK HAS OCCURRED, THERES A TSUNAMI WARNING IN AFFECT! THE HWCC HAS DECLARED THE AREA UNDER AN EARTHQUAKE EMERGENCY WHICH IS ISSUED FOR EARTHQUAKES OVER 6.5 THAT IMPACT COAST AND HAVE CONFIRMED TSUNAMIS

All earthquakes are from the past 5 hours

M3.1 - 74km N of San Juan, Puerto Rico

Time: 1025 CT

Coords: 19.129°N 65.994°W

Depth: 37.0km

M3.0 - 46km N of San Juan, Puerto Rico

Time 1020 CT

M2.6 - 64km W of Anchor Point, Alaska

Time: 0936 CT

Coords: 59.888°N 152.960°W

Depth: 106.8km

M5.7 - 108km NE of Kuji, Japan

Time: 0852 CT

Coords: 40.847°N 142.712°E

Depth: 36.1km

M2.5 - 15km E of Coso Junction, California

Time: 0816 CT

Coords: 36.038°N 117.776°W

Depth: 1.4km

M2.5 - 42km NNW of Chenega, Alaska

Time: 0736 CT

Coords: 60.430°N 148.266°W

Depth: 1.1km

M5.3 - 69km W of Panguna, Papua New Guinea

Time: 0730 CT

Coords: 6.392°S 154.864°E

Depth: 107.1km

M2.6 - 104km N of Yakutat, Alaska

Time: 0617 CT

Coords: 60.477°N 139.552°W

Depth: 8.7km

Earthquakes in the past 24 hours with reports

M4.7 - 116km N of Yakutat, Alaska

Time: 0528 CT

Report 1 - Haines Junction, Yukon - MMI II

Report 2 - Whitehorse, Yukon - MMI II

M4.3 - 110km N of Yakutat, Alaska

Time: 0350 CT

Report 1 - Haines Junction, Yukon - MMI II

M3.1 - 5km NNW of Big Lake, Alaska

Time: 0311 CT

Reports 1-33 - Anchorage, Alaska - MMI III

Reports 34-39 - Gateway, Alaska - MMI III

Report 40 - Wasilla, Alaska - MMI III

M5.5 - 11km NNE of Jordán, Colombia

Reports 1-13 - Medellin, Colombia - MMI IV

Reports 14-15 - Circasia, Colombia - MMI III

Reports 16-18 - Pereira, Colombia - MMI III

Reports 19-22 - Manizales, Colombia - MMI III

Report 23 - Villavicenio, Colombia - MMI II

Reports 24-91 - Bogota, Colombia - MMI IV

Report 92 - La Vega, Colombia - MMI III

Report 93 - Tunja, Colombia - MMI IV

Report 94 - Gachantiva, Colombia - MMI III

Report 95 - Duitama, Colombia - MMI III

Reports 96-101 - Floridablanca, Colombia - MMI IV

Report 102 - San Cristobal, Venezuela - MMI II

Report 103 - Cucuta, Venezuela - MMI III

Earthquakes With Pagers (Last 11 Hours)

M5.7 - 108km NE of Kuji, Japan

Time: 0852 CT

Pager: Green

Cities' MMI (1k+)

Hachinohe - 239k - IV

Mutsu - 49k - III

Misawa - 43k - III

Aomorishi - 298k - III

Hakodate - 276k - III

Marioka - 295k - III

Muroran - 96k - III

Population Per MMI

II-III - 3.101m

IV - 138k

M4.7 - 116km N of Yakutat, Alaska

Time: 0528 CT

Pager: Green

Cities' MMI (1k+)

Haines Junction, Yukon - 1k - II

Population Per MMI

I - 1k

II-III - 2k

M4.0 - 119km N of Yakutat, Alaska

Time: 0458 CT

Pager: Green

Cities' MMI (1k+)

Haines Junction, Yukon - 1k - I

Population Per MMI

I - 2k

M4.3 - 110km N of Yakutat, Alaska

Time: 0350 CT

Pager: Green

Cities' MMI (1k+)

Haines Junction, Yukon - 1k - II

Population Per MMI

I - 1k

II-III - 1k

M5.5 - 11km NNE of Jordán, Colombia

Time: 0227 CT

Pager: Green

Cities with MMI IV (1k+)

Sabana de Torres, Colombia - 11k

Yondo, Colombia - 8k

Lebrija, Colombia - 9k

Barrancabermeja, Colombia - 191k

Mogotes - 3k

Villanueva - 4k

Bucaramanga - 572k

Zapatoca - 6k

San Alberto - 11k

Puerto Wilches - 14k

Puerto Parra - 1k

Piedecuesta - 86k

Giron - 108k

Floridablanca - 252k

Curiti - 3k

Cantagallo - 5k

Population per MMI

II-III - 7.023m

IV - 1.188m

4 SYSTEMS RIGHT NOW IN THE GREAT LAKES, 5 STORMS IN EASTERN HUDSON BAY IN 3 DAYS AFTER 21 DAYS OF QUIETNESS

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