There are several tropical storms stalking the earth, but none are a risk at the moment (or likely ever). Moving from West to East, Krosa is fading northeast of Japan, while TD13 is spinning up but should stay offshore. Iona, who passed south of Hawai’i, was downgraded this afternoon and JTWC was stopped tracking it …
In the Central and East Pacific, Gil was briefly a hurricane but has started declining, and should fade northeast of Hawai’i. No word on the rest of the Swill Brothers (Wil, Bil, or Phil). There are two other invest areas but anything spinning up should stay offshore.
Finally, we must note the yellow blob of doom off the North Carolina coast …
The prevailing winds will blow anything that might form out to sea, so nothing to worry about unless you are involved with fish, fish related activities, or shipping.
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Thank you. A lot of threats of “doom” are popping up from the usual suspects.
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