Quick Tropics Update

Lots of stuff on the map in the Atlantic and East/Central Pacific, but none are any significant risk to land at this time. Ivo is close enough to Mexico that the outer rain bands might cause some flash flooding in the mountains, and all of these storms can cause some waves/swell. But otherwise, threat condition “meh.”

Tropical weather outlook map showing two areas of interest in the Atlantic and East/Central Pacific with percentages indicating development chances; marked regions labeled 'DEXTER' and 'INVEST 2'.
Satellite image showing the NHC Tropical Weather Outlook with the course of Tropical Storm Henriette in the Pacific, indicating timestamps for its projected path.

So back to the day job … as Mr. Scott said, engineering is easy, reading Klingon (Russian and Ukrainian) is hard. Qapla’!

3 Comments

  1. Please don’t stop doing this. I am presently teaching up in CT and experiencing the smoke from the fires in Canada. It is a help to know the world isn’t coming to an end back home, south of Frogmore, a tiny bit. (I’ve included my humble website, but generally ignore it and never check the website email). I like to read your comments with my first cup of coffee at my regular email please. I hope I succeeded in donating some time back. If not I’ll try again

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