The 09/09Z update is posted featuring...
* Tropical Storm Matthew (14L)
* Typhoon (Cat 2) Ma-On (26W)
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Worldwide Tropical Update: 09 October
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Besides our featured tropical cyclones, we're monitoring a few invest systems.
First is the remnants of TC 03A that are still over the Arabian Sea, about 265mi W of Bombay, India. Conditions don't support a great deal of development with this system.
In the WPAC, 94W is a weak invest that is struggling for development. The JTWC has not mentioned this system in the ABPW10.
In the CPAC, 95C bares some watching as it moves westward about 800mi S of Honolulu, Hawai'i.
In the EPAC, 91E has developed slightly and will continue to pose a threat for development as it is currently 550mi S of Baja California.
Finally, 96L, which is about 350mi SE of Bermuda, shows little signs of development. However, model guidance indicates that a tropical or subtropical cyclone is possible.
First is the remnants of TC 03A that are still over the Arabian Sea, about 265mi W of Bombay, India. Conditions don't support a great deal of development with this system.
In the WPAC, 94W is a weak invest that is struggling for development. The JTWC has not mentioned this system in the ABPW10.
In the CPAC, 95C bares some watching as it moves westward about 800mi S of Honolulu, Hawai'i.
In the EPAC, 91E has developed slightly and will continue to pose a threat for development as it is currently 550mi S of Baja California.
Finally, 96L, which is about 350mi SE of Bermuda, shows little signs of development. However, model guidance indicates that a tropical or subtropical cyclone is possible.
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