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Latest on Joaquin:- Summary for Tropical Depression Fay (AT1/AL062026)
- Tropical Depression Fay Public Advisory Number 15
- Tropical Depression Fay Forecast Advisory Number 15
- Tropical Depression Fay Forecast Discussion Number 15
- Tropical Depression Fay Wind Speed Probabilities Number 15
- Tropical Depression Fay Graphics
- Tropical Depression Fay 5-Day Track, Uncertainty Cone, Warnings (.shp)
- Tropical Depression Fay Best Track Information (.shp)
- Tropical Depression Fay Best Track Information (.kmz)
- Tropical Depression Fay Forecast Information (.shp)
Meteorology Mumbo!
Eyewall Replacement Cycle -- As strong hurricanes, typhoons, or cyclones intensify or hold steady, they can often replace the strongest region of winds and heaviest rains called the eyewall. This happens, usually in major hurricanes, when subsidence begins or intensifies outside of the eyewall OR a stronger band of storms forms outside of the main eyewall and feeds into the center of the system. Generally the effect is a weakening of the system at least temporarily. The hurricane also usually expands during this process. Cycles typically last 12-18 hours including the contraction process. The inner eyewall may dissipated in less than 12 hours after the outer eyewall forms.
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Recent wx events:
- Severe Weather Review: January 17th, 2016
- Hurricane Joaquin Sets Its Eye on Bermuda: Unconfirmed Reports of Fatalities in the Bahamas Beginning to Surface
- Joaquin Relinquishing Control of the Bahamas at an Agonizingly Slow Speed. Hurricane to Begin Accelerating Overnight
- Category 4 Hurricane Joaquin Likely Causing Significant Damage in the Central Bahamas: A Look at US Impacts and the Weekend Ahead
- Potentially Large Impacts to the Bahamas and the US: Hurricane Joaquin Continues to Strengthen
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