Monthly Archives: March 2016

TC Emerude developing rapidly over Southern Indian Ocean

Posted on March 16, 2016 by Fred Pickhardt

Tropical Cyclone Emerude over the southern Indian Ocean about 768 NM ESE of Diego Garcia and was moving WNW at about 5 knots with max winds at 0900UTC 16 March of 55 knots.  Low vertical wind shear and warm sea … Continue reading →

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Developing Hurricane Force Storm over Western North Pacific

Posted on March 15, 2016 by Fred Pickhardt

A rapidly deepening storm low over the western North Pacific with winds to 60 knots within 360 NM east of the center is forecast to move northeastward with winds of 50-65 knots with seas building to near 13 meters (about … Continue reading →

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Global temperatures may fall as the El Nino weakens

Posted on March 8, 2016 by Fred Pickhardt

The past year’s strong El Nino started to heat the tropical atmosphere starting last spring with the global temperatures following later as the heat was redistributed around the globe. The tropical temperatures peaked in early January with the global temperatures … Continue reading →

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East Coast Storm Update

Posted on March 4, 2016 by Fred Pickhardt

A rapidly deepening storm low off the US East coast will develop storm to hurricane force winds (55-75 knots) within 150 NM west of the center this evening and Saturday as it moves towards the east-north east. Update 00 UTC … Continue reading →

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Hurricane Force Storm forecast offshore US East Coast

Posted on March 2, 2016 by Fred Pickhardt

A deepening low forecast off the US East Coast near Cape Hatteras by 1200 UTC 04 March will produce winds of 45 TO 60 KT by Friday morning increasing to hurricane force winds offshore later Friday into early Saturday.

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