PTC9 expected US impacts as of 5aEDT 24Sept24
-Storm Surge (Gulf waters map below; GA/SC coast likely added to map Wednesday)
-Rainfall (WPC/NOAA map below; watch for heavy rainfall Appalachian mountains)
-Inland winds (fast moving storm = less time to wind down, tree/power issues far inland)
-Watch/Warning are time based issued, expect these to expand in time this week.
First official cone map for newly designated #PTC9
23Sept2024 11aEDT
**Shifts are possible as storm has not formed yet** But likely to come together in a hurry.
(Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine - “PTC” designation allows advanced lead time communicating hazards prior to storm actually forming).
First Hurricane Hunter flight to investigate #97L takes off 1030aEDT.
PTC designation likely coming soon to issue first NHC cone map, Watch/Warnings for Mexico/Cuba. Watches for US coast possible later tonight or by Tuesday.
23Sept2024
Tropical Storm #John just off South Mexico coast in East Pacific. May slow down near the beach. There is a chance it reaches / nears hurricane status before moving along. Heavy rains to be pushed up, mainly East side with the onshore flow off the water. 23Sept2024 8aEDT/6aCST
Tropical Depression Ten-E forms about 180miles(290km) Southwest of Puerto Escondido, Mexico. Winds currently 35mph(55km/h). Likely named Tropical Storm soon. Heavy rainfall potential as slowly moves near the coast.
#TD10e 6pCST 22Sept2024
#PTC8 throwing heavy rain near Wilmington, NC. Gusty winds to 50mph or so may accompany. Tornado potential as well, mainly Northeast of storm center Eastern NC. Calmer on South side. Power/tree issues start around 40mph+/-. 735aEDT 16Sept2024
'Potential Tropical Cyclone 8' (formally invest #95L) along Carolina coast. Scattered showers next few days into the region. No surge warning as that typically starts at 3ft+, but still 1-3ft higher water level potential, beach erosion & rip currents. PTC designation started in 2017 for advanced lead time in hazards prior to storm actually forming. PTC8 15Sept2024
Invest #95L along Carolina coast. Regardless of any Sub/Tropical classification, the main impacts are rough beach conditions, gusty winds and heavy scattered rainfall potential next several days as moves inland. 15Sept2024
#ileana goes poof as enters extremely dry air mass. (image: 1145aEDT,845aPDT/MST 14Sept -> 830aEDT,2aPDT/MST 15Sept2024)
There's no win without the team #Gordon! Harmless low level cloud swirl outpacing storms to its East. Tropical systems like to be vertically aligned. This...isn't how a storm survives. Models in good agreement on turn North/Northeast by middle of the week. 8aEDT 15Sept2024
Tropical Storm #Gordon in the Eastern Atlantic running into a wall of dry air Friday evening. 13Sept2024
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