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All data provided by the National Hurricane Center.The 2012 Hurricane SeasonOpening Season Preamble (1st April, 2012)
As usual, we will do our best to track all the active storms in the 2012 hurricane season, so keep checking
this page regularly. Hurricane Alberto or Tropical Storm Alberto will be the
first of the season when it appears, and we will be ready to track it. Here's the list of 2012 contenders. Alberto,Beryl,Chris,Debby,Ernesto,Florence,Gordon,Helene,Isaac,Joyce, Kirk,Leslie,Michael,Nadine,Oscar,Patty,Rafael,Sandy,Tony,Valerie,William |
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The 2012 Hurricane Season.
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STATUS: No tracking at present 1st February, 2012 18:00 News Hurricane Alberto or Tropical Storm Alberto has not yet made an appearence. When it does it will be tracked here. |
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ARCHIVE MATERIAL ONLY STATUS: Watching Tropical Storm Sean, 695 km sw of Bermuda 8th November, 2011 20:00 News ...Sean stalls...expected to move northwestward on Wednesday... Summary of 800 pm ast...0000 utc...information ---------------------------------------------- Location...27.8n 69.8w About 430 mi...695 km sw of Bermuda Maximum sustained winds...50 mph...85 km/h Present movement...stationary Minimum central pressure...999 mb...29.50 inches WATCHES AND WARNINGS -------------------- THERE ARE NO COASTAL WATCHES OR WARNINGS IN EFFECT. NOTE: This storm will only be tracked if it looks like it might pass over a major populated landmass. Dave Foster. |
Track prediction Spaghetti Model Image courtesy of SkeetobiteWeather.com |
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The Navymil watch developing tropical systems, and perform reconnaisance on them. This development cycle goes through two initial stages - the investigation cycle followed by the reporting cycle. In the investigation cycle, systems are given a codename beginning at 90, then progessing through 91, 92 etc. for subsequent systems. The L suffix indicates an Atlantic system, the .Invest indicates an investigation. When they get to 99 they start back at the beginning. During the reporting cycle, when the system has been deemed to have reached tropical depression status, codes 00 to 09 are used with a character-based name suffix. Once the system has become a tropical depression the National Hurricane Center begins reporting it, and they produce their first forecast and map. The NHC notation for the depression is to use the name 'Tropical Depression ' followed by an uppercase, character-based value. The first depression of the season becomes ONE. By the sixth depression they are using the notation 'Tropical Depression SIX'.
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