1) TC Frank (10S). Currently at 22.2S 73.0E (875nm E of Mauritius) and moving ESE at 13mph. Winds are 65mph. Frank is continuing it's weakening as it tracks along the western side of the mid level subtropical ridge. This weakening trend can be blamed on Franks track through cooler waters and the decreasing equatorward outflow. Expect Frank to begin the extratropical transition in 36-48hrs. The 48hr point of the forecast has Frank becoming extratropical as a 40mph cyclone. Latest Dvorak estimates are noted as extratropical.
https://www.npmoc.navy.mil/jtwc/warnings/sh1004web.txt
2) Invest (96P). Currently between Queesland, Australia and Papua New Guinea. I am unable to check the NRL Monterey for updates, so we are going to assume that they are maintaining data up on 96P. Regardless, the JTWC has yet to issue any guidance on it. The Bureau of Meteorology in Australia mentioned that 96P should continue in a westward motion and have a chance at development after it exits west of the Kimberley coast. Until then, expect a "low" chance at development.Regardless, we'll monitor 96P for signs of development. Latest Dvorak estimates are unavailable as the responsibile agencies have yet to begin issuing T# numbers.
http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tc_pages/tc_home.html
Click the links above for the latest advisory or go to the JTWC's website: https://www.npmoc.navy.mil/jtwc.html for latest forecast tracks and satellite imagery.
