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Tag Archives: Ocean Weather
North Pacific Marine Weather Outlook
A large and deep upper-level low over the western North Pacific is reflected at the surface by an intense 952 low with storm to hurricane force winds west and south of the center with significant wave heights up to 13 meters (43 feet). Continue reading
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Intensifying Tropical Cyclone Emnati bears down on Madagascar
Tropical Cyclone Emnati continues to strengthen over the South Indian Ocean north-northwest of Mauritius as it moves west at 7 knots with max winds about 105 knots and max significant wave height about 9 meters (near 30 feet).
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Tropical Cyclone Emnati to threaten Madagascar
Tropical Cyclone Emnati over the South Indian Ocean northeast of Mauritius currently with max winds of about 55 knots is moving west at 16 knots. Continue reading
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Tagged Hurricane Force, Ocean Weather, South Indian Ocean, Tropical Cyclone
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North Pacific Marine Weather Outlook
Active weather system will continue over the western and central North Pacific this week. Continue reading
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North Atlantic Marine Weather Outlook
Intense storm lows will likely move from the central North Atlantic east-northeastward then eastward across the UK and North Sea into northern Europe on/about February 16th and again on the 18th. Continue reading
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Massive North Pacific Hurricane-Force Storm
a large intense storm low is rapidly deepening over the west-central North Pacific and is moving northeastward at 15 knots. Continue reading
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North Atlantic Marine Weather Outlook
Conditions over the western North Atlantic will favor rapid deepening of a hurricane-force storm as it passes east of Newfoundland on Tuesday (15th) Continue reading
Tropical Cyclone Dovi Rapidly Intensifies
Tropical Cyclone Dovi has intensified rapidly and currently packs max winds of 75 knots about 70 nm southeast of Noumea, New Caledonia Continue reading
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Tropical Cyclone Dovi forms ENE of New Caledonia
The tropical disturbance over the South Pacific yesterday has now been named Tropical Cyclone Dovi and is now located east-northeast of New Caledonia and is moving southeast at 5 knots with max winds of about 40 knots. Continue reading
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South Indian Ocean Marine Weather Outlook
A ridge of high pressure prevails across the South Indian Ocean, mostly between 32S and 42S latitudes. Far to the south, an intense 948mb low near 57S/19E is moving eastward and weakening Continue reading
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