Rapid/Explosive Intensification in Hurricanes Can Not be Predicted!!!

Patricia in 2015 went from 100mph to 2015


Hurricane Patricia to Rapidly Intensify

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so we don't know exactly what the storm's intensity and minimum central air pressure is. The intensity most likely peaked on Wednesday morning eastern time, likely to be disrupted by internal dynamics prior to its arrival in Taiwan.

Meanwhile, meteorologists are using multiple methods using satellite imagery in order to estimate the storm's strength.

"Its near-perfect visual display should be taken as a warning like the gorgeous colors and intricate patterns we see on venomous snakes and fish," Sagliani said.
Super Typhoon Nepartak
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July 2016

Winston 2-2016

And then, something really weird happened — a prelude to the cyclone’s scary transformation into the strongest storm on record in the Southern Hemisphere. (Click on the thumbnail at right for a map of Winston’s circuitous trek through the South Pacific.)

Tracking eastward over the warmest waters in the Pacific Ocean basin, Winston strengthened again — and turned on a dime, crossing over Tonga for a second time. Heading due west, it exploded in strength — with Fiji in its crosshairs.

On the morning of Saturday, Feb. 20, 2016 (local time), Winston first hit the sparsely populated Fijian island of Vanua Balavu, and then at 2 p.m. local time (9 p.m. EST Friday) it roared across Koro with sustained winds of 185 mph.

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So watch as they are happening at night these are just a few , I saw Weather Underground explaining , they can not predict

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5-Day Forecast Cone for Storm Center

SW watch for flooding


Hurricane Newton to Make Second Landfall in Northwest Mexico; Will Bring Moisture Surge to Southwest U.S.

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It use to be when these storms hit land they slowly died , look at Newton

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