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With the end of hurricane season today and Christmas around the corner, I think I'll ask Santa to have this framed...or embroidered on a pillow...or something. Maybe a coffee cup? Maybe a firestarter! Because who really wants to be reminded of how crazy the 2020 hurricane season was?
I do! It's the nerd in me that doesn't want to forget how historic this season was!
Has to be the last one, right??
.................................😂😅
sets its sights on Florida
We aren't done yet!
Hurricane and Tropical Storm watches and warnings all the way up to the Carolina's!
We hope not, right?
Not true but still funny! 🌀😂
Tropical Storm ZETA forms.
Unbelievable.
The National Hurricane Center reports that Tropical Storm Zeta has formed off the coast of Cuba near the Yucatan Peninsula. r
😳😳
The system is forecast to be a tropical storm with a landfall Wednesday somewhere along the northern Gulf Coast.
We still aren't done.
#2020 😅
#2020
..when will it end?
UPDATE: First official NHC track has been issued for what would become a Tropical Cyclone , heading into the Gulf of Mexico as a strengthening system. Everyone along the Gulf Coast needs to keep an eye on this!
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See how Hurricane Sally altered geography.
The outer bands of Tropical Storm Beta are lashing the Texas coast. Official landfall is forecast to be very late Monday or early Tuesday, but Texans should prepare for tropical storm conditions late Sunday through early Monday.
Depression 22 has formed in the gulf
Hurricane Sally is forecast to make landfall as a "dangerous hurricane" on the Gulf Coast, but additional strengthening is still possible.
Life-threatening storm surge is expected in some areas when Hurricane Sally strikes the Gulf Coast late Tuesday into Wednesday morning.
The storm surge warning area extends from eastern Louisiana to the western Florida Panhandle.
Life-threatening flash flooding is also likely, with the highest rainfall totals expected to be along the Mississippi and Alabama coastline.
Hurricane-force winds are expected to begin early Tuesday morning along southeastern Louisiana.
Life-threatening storm surge is expected in some areas when Hurricane Sally strikes the Gulf Coast late Tuesday into Wednesday morning.
now a Cat 2 !
CATASTROPHIC FLOODING event likely with putting on the brakes on approach to Southeast LA Monday night. 12z Euro shows rainfall over 20" east of the center southeast LA/southern MS/AL. Likely will see rainfall measured in FEET. Flash/river flooding & storm surge
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Now expected to make landfall as a Hurricane.
HOLY COW.
La Niña, the cooler sibling of El Niño, has arrived.
And it could provide an additional boost to the already active Atlantic hurricane season, forecasters said, as well as extend the disastrous fire season in the West.
The La Niña climate pattern – a natural cycle marked by cooler-than-average ocean water in the central Pacific Ocean – is one of the main drivers of weather in the U.S. and around the world, especially during the late fall, winter and early spring.
Federal government forecasters from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced La Niña's formation Thursday. NOAA said this year's La Niña (translated from Spanish as “little girl”) is likely to persist through the winter. It's the opposite pattern of El Niño (little boy), which features warmer-than-average ocean water.
“La Niña can contribute to an increase in Atlantic hurricane activity by weakening the wind shear over the Caribbean Sea and tropical Atlantic Basin, which enables storms to develop and intensify,” said Mike Halpert, deputy director of NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center.
“The potential for La Niña development was factored into our updated Atlantic hurricane season outlook issued in August,” he added.
In that outlook, forecasters predicted that as many as 25 storms could form in the Atlantic. Already, 17 have formed, including Hurricane Laura, which ravaged portions of southwestern Louisiana in August.
As for its impact on the western fires, La Niña tends to bring dry weather across portions of California and much of the Southwest. “We’re already in a bad position, and La Niña puts us in a situation where fire-weather conditions persist into November and possibly even December,” Ryan Truchelut, president of Weather Tiger LLC, told Bloomberg News. “It is exacerbating existing heat and drought issues.”
La Niña could provide an additional boost to the already active Atlantic hurricane season, as well as extend the disastrous fire season in the West.
Watching the Tropics, good heavens me! Dominator Fore is not sure where/when to blast. So many disturbances.
When the NHC starts saying "Unsurvivable storm surge" they are not trying to get ratings and be dramatic.
A lot more can be found here: https://twitter.com/JeffLindner1
NORTHERN UTAH, (ABC4 News) – Rocky Mountain Power is currently indicating they have 165,000 homes without power as high winds continue to rip through northern Utah. The largest concentration …
Hurricane Force Winds in Utah
NOT a Hurricane, but look at these winds!!
CATEGORY 3 HURRICANE STRENGTH: 112 mph gust of wind reported at the University of Utah.
CURRENT WEATHER: https://kutv.com/weather
DAMAGE PHOTOS: https://kutv.com/weather/wind-damage-photos-downed-trees-semis-as-winds-reach-112-mph-in-salt-lake-city
There are four areas of clouds on the tropical weather map with a chance to develop next five days.
One area of clouds has a 80 percent chance of development is in the eastern Caribbean and computer models show it moving west to central America.
Another area of clouds is off the coast of northeast Florida and it has an 80 percent chance to develop. It's tracked to move northeast away from Unites States.
Two areas further out in the Atlantic have a 20 to 30 percent chance for development over the next five days.
There are four areas of clouds on the tropical weather map with a chance to develop next five days. One area of clouds has a 80 percent chance of development is in the eastern Caribbean and computer models show it moving west to central America. Area of clouds in eastern caribbean has 80% chance for...
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