Show more

2023 Eastern Pacific Hurricane names (Hawaii wildfires) & (Acapulco, Mexico) have been retired. Will be replaced by Debora & Otilio in the six year rotation of storm names.

The decision, based on if storm considered so deadly, costly or too sensitive to use again, is made at the annual spring WMO meeting (World Metrological Organization - an international body focused on cooperation in meteorology & atmospheric sciences).

NHC issues Hurricane (2023) report. To be updated with additional information by Central Pacific Hurricane Center at later date.

Dora's presence helped tighten pressure gradient with High to the North indirectly increasing winds that spread devastating fire

The full report, along with other 2023 reports completed thus far from NHC, can be found here: nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/index.ph

@Pat_Walrond And conditions may return to Neutral / La Niña just in time for peak hurricane season too. Could get interesting…

Just 100 days until the start of the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane season!

@LnzyHou No current storms, just a sample image of new version of cone map that will be released starting in August - includes inland Watch and Warnings instead of just coastal.

NHC 2024 annual hurricane product update announced. Key new features:
-AI generated Spanish translation of additional products for Atlantic/East Pacific(was humans at NWS Puerto Rico, if time allowed)
-Rainfall forecast maps for Central America & Caribbean(was US only)
-Easier to issue US Watch/Warnings (matches international now).
-Links to more info added to 'public advisory' text.
-Previously mentioned inland US Watch/Warnings to cone map(coming Aug2024)
Full report: nhc.noaa.gov/pdf/NHC_New_Produ

Tropical Storm forms in the South Atlantic. Located about 900km East of Porto Alegre, Brazil. Last animation shows storm pulling tropical moisture from the North. 19Feb2024

(Note: NHC monitors the North Atlantic (North of equator), so no traditional maps/info from them).

Experimental version of cone map coming 15Aug. Adds inland Tropical Storm & Hurricane Watch/Warning (currently your local NWS office issues) (US only, other countries stay same with coastal watch/warning). Cone is more transparent as emphasis turns towards impact/risk. Cone shape/size does not determine risk, it's just average error in center point forecast track over last 5 years. Regular cone map will continue to be issued along side it. Feb2024 nhc.noaa.gov/pdf/NHC_Cone_Grap

30Nov2023
East Pacific Hurricane Season comes to a close. 2023 season in 1min20sec:

Tropical Storm in the Eastern Pacific is no more. Storms are just about gone. Mainly just a swirl of harmless clouds.

That about wraps up the 2023 Central/Eastern Pacific and Atlantic Hurricane season!
26Nov2023

24Nov2023 evening tropical update:

East/Central Pacific: TD20e became Tropical Storm Ramon. Short lived. Far from land.

Atlantic: Invest 90e near The Azores low chance of (Sub)tropical transition.

far from any land in the Eastern Pacific improved overnight and is now Tropical Depression 20e. May obtain named Tropical Storm status before weakens later this weekend. No impact to land.
23Nov23

Central Atlantic 40% chance of (sub)tropical development as eventually moves Northeast near the Azores.

Central Atlantic storms have occurred in late November per historical records.

Season winding down with winter time high wind shear setting up and waters cooling.
22Nov2023

in Caribbean drying up. May bring some rain to Central America this weekend.

Area in central Atlantic 60% for (sub)tropical system as eventually curves up towards The Azores this weekend.

East Pacific far from land.

Hurricane season coming to a close.
21Nov2023

Poorly organized Potential Tropical Cyclone 22 designated this afternoon now 345miles(550km) WSW of Kingston, Jamaica. Winds 35mph(55km/h). Heavy rains main focus. Could be named Tropical Storm Friday. Near Bermuda by Sunday.
The other area by FL not tropical.
16Nov2023

14Nov2023:
Scattered showers W Caribbean 60% tropical development chance as eventually heads NE near Jamaica, Cuba, Hispaniola.

Low in Gulf not tropical. Wind shear/dry air there.

Nor'easter likely forms near S FL / Bahamas, strengthens as heads NNE. NHC 10% tropical chance.

Scattered showers continue in the Western Caribbean & across portions of Central America Monday evening. Per NHC this area has 70% chance of some tropical development later this week. Expected to move off to the Northeast. Heavy rains possible Jamaica, Cuba, Hispaniola. 13Nov2023

Show more

WeatherSources

CounterSocial is the first Social Network Platform to take a zero-tolerance stance to hostile nations, bot accounts and trolls who are weaponizing OUR social media platforms and freedoms to engage in influence operations against us. And we're here to counter it.