According to Nicholas, at least in the Atlantic we are now at threat condition “elevated meh” …
On his global status screen there is a typhoon developing that is headed for southern China, and of course in the angst ridden dystopia sandwiched between Mexico and Canada the usual suspects are spewing many words over the two areas tagged in the National Hurricane Center’s Tropical Weather Outlook:
The models still vary from run to run, but now mostly show the greatest development potential in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico (Bay of Campache), the ECMWF run this morning is typical of the last few days:
Bottom line at this point is it looks like any serious threats in the Atlantic are 4-5 days away. No magic words in the forecast, so nothing to get excited about.
There is a typhoon developing over the Philippines that may develop into a Typhoon and hit southern China. Currently a Tropical Storm, it is forecast to reach Saffir Simpson Category 3 intensity in the next few days. More on this as it develops.
Had some software issues and social media mayhem over the weekend, an article went out that wasn’t supposed to and the Facebook connectivity is disrupted. Very busy this week but will try to fix it; as always, the only reliable way to get official Enki reports is here on the blog.
More Nicholas please. He’s both handsome and smart.
Rumor has it he is working on his own personalized “threat scale”, so its possible you will be seeing more of him …
We cower in fear of elevated meh and await hourly updates.
Ah…the brains of the outfit makes an appearance😁
Beautiful cat😻