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Category Archives: Ocean Storms
938MB Hurricane Force Storm Forecast off Greenland
A rapidly deepening low over the central North Atlantic will move northeast then turn northwest. Expecting by 1200UTC 25 Feb 2017 938 MB hurricane force storm with winds 50-70knots and seas to 14 meters (about 46 feet)within 60NM north of … Continue reading
TC Dineo deepening over Mozambique Channel
Tropical Cyclone Dineo at 1500UTC 14 Feb was centered about 78 NM west of Europa Island in the Mozambique Channel and was moving soutwestward slowly with max winds of about 55 knots. Conditions are favorable for development and Dineo is … Continue reading
Posted in Ocean Storms, Tropical Cyclones
Tagged Hurricane, South Indian Ocean, Tropical Cyclone
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Hurricane Force Storm South of Nova Scotia
968MB Storm low south of Nova Scotia continues to move towards the east-northeast at about 20 knots. Winds of 50-65 knots are occurring within 360NM north and northeast of center with seas to 35 feet. Elsewhere winds were 40-50 knots … Continue reading
Rapidly deepening storm forecast off New England by early Monday
A rapidly deepening low is forecast to move off the southern coast of New England late Sunday night and Monday (Feb 12th-13th) producing storm force winds west and south of the center of 50-65 knots from late Monday through Tuesday … Continue reading
Hurricane Force Storm forecast off USEC
A rapidly deepening storm low moving off the Middle Atlantic Coast early Thursday will cause storm to hurricane force winds from 60 to 120 NM west of the center and 120 NM southeast of a line from within 24 hours … Continue reading
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Tagged Hurricane Force, North Atlantic, Ocean Weather, US East Coast
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932 MB Hurricane Force Storm Eastern North Atlantic
As of 0600 UTC 06 February, an intense hurricane force 932MB low was moving northward over the eastern North Atlantic is producing storm force winds outward 350-450 NM of the center and hurricane force winds (up to 80 knots) … Continue reading
Hurricane Force Storm to affect westbound North Atlantic Shipping
A developing 1017 mb off the US East Coast will move northeast and deepen rapidly over the next 48-72 hours with winds reaching storm to hurricane force within the next 36-48 hours then deepening to 936 mb in 72 … Continue reading
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Tagged Hurricane Force, North Atlantic, Ocean Weather, Storm, Weather Routing
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Rapidly developing hurricane force storm off US East Coast
The low pressure center that moved off the US East Coast will deepen rapidly producing Storm to hurricane force winds (50-75 knots) with seas building 24-52 feet (about 7-16 meters) south of the center during the next 48 hours. This … Continue reading
West Pacific stormtracks may delay westbound shipping
Strong Arctic high pressure building over Siberia eastward will suppress stormtracks far to the south across the western North Pacific during the next several days. This will likely result in delays to west-bound traffic from the Panama Canal to Far … Continue reading
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Tagged North Pacific, Ocean Weather, Weather Routing
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Hurricane Force West Pac Storm
A developing storm low over the Western North Pacific east of Japan is moving towards the northeast at 20 knots with winds of 50-70 knots and significant wave heights of 32-46 feet (10-14 meters) during the next 12-24 hours
