Tropical Cyclone TC26S
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Tropical Cyclone TC26S
has formed about 80 NM WSW of Timor Island. It is moving WSW with winds of 35kt and is expected to continue moving WSW and intensify to 75kt over the next 48 hours. Satellite imagery shows a loosely banded and loosely organized system with the deep convection restricted to the
western semicircle as well as the outflow.
Steve
western semicircle as well as the outflow.
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Tropical Cyclone TC26S (Inigo)
is located 115SW of Sumba Island with winds of 55kt. It is moving WSW at
4kt and is expected to continue moving WSW as it intensifies to 100kt in
48 hours. Latest satellite imagery shows a developing CDO but no banding
eye feature as of yet.
Steve
4kt and is expected to continue moving WSW as it intensifies to 100kt in
48 hours. Latest satellite imagery shows a developing CDO but no banding
eye feature as of yet.
Steve
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Update
Tropical Cyclone TC26S (Inigo) is located 220 SW of Sumba Island with winds of 115kt (1-minute average). It is moving WSW at 5kt and is expected to peak at 135kt in about 12 hours as it continues on the SWLY heading. Latest satellite imagery indicates that the storm has not yet peaked and that there is an outflow jet in the poleward outflow which is
enhancing development. Continued rapid development of the system is expected with a slight weakening to 125kt by 48 hours after the storm peaks.
Steve
enhancing development. Continued rapid development of the system is expected with a slight weakening to 125kt by 48 hours after the storm peaks.
Steve
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TC26S (Inigo) has Bombed
Tropical Cyclone TC26S (Inigo) has bombed and is located 590 N of Learmonth Australia with winds of 140kt (1-minute average) and is moving WSW at 5kt. The storm is expected to hold intensity through 36 hours and turn towards the SE and weaken slightly to 125kt as it approaches the NW coast of Australia in 72 hours. Satellite imagery shows a very well defined system which could intensify a bit further before peaking. Excellent outflow in all quadrants and very strong organization with a well defined eye.
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WA residents prepare for cyclone
Residents between Exmouth and Port Hedland in Western Australia's north west are being warned to prepare for winds of up to 170 kilometres per hour when Tropical Cyclone Inigo crosses the coast.
The category four cyclone is less than 800 kilometres north of Exmouth, and is expected to weaken before crossing the coast on Monday or Tuesday night.
Weather bureau senior forecaster Andrew Burton says it could still be a severe cyclone.
The category four cyclone is less than 800 kilometres north of Exmouth, and is expected to weaken before crossing the coast on Monday or Tuesday night.
Weather bureau senior forecaster Andrew Burton says it could still be a severe cyclone.
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