An Index to Better Estimate Tropical Cyclone Intensity Change in the Western North Pacific, published in the September 2019 issue of American Geophysical Union’s journal Geophysical Research Letters, includes a new operational algorithm that improves prediction of the rapid intensification that may occur in tropical cyclones within 24 hours! Predicting a hurricane's intensity can prove difficult ...FORT LAUDERDALE/DAVIE, Fla. - Rapid intensification is a serious challenge for the prediction of hurricane intensity . An example is Hurricane Maria in 2017, which intensified to a Category 5 storm ...!! The paper is a collaborative effort between researchers from the United States and the Republic of Korea.
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When President Trump held up a map of Hurricane Dorian’s projected path, it included a Sharpie-drawn extension to show the storm hitting Alabama — an apparent attempt to defend an incorrect tweet he posted on Sunday, which claimed that Alabama was one of the states in the path of the storm! Predicting a Hurricane's Intensity Can Prove Difficult ...difficult Predicting a Hurricane's Intensity Can Prove Difficult – But Very Important. Posted on September 23, 2019 by jdonzelli. New Study Shows Possible Improvement In Rapid Intensification Predictions . FORT LAUDERDALE/DAVIE, Fla. – Rapid intensification is a serious challenge for the prediction of hurricane intensity . An example is Hurricane ...!! In fact, the National Hurricane Center did not, at any point, include Alabama in its forecast for where Dorian would fall. (Alabama did appear on a map of the probability of tropical storm conditions, but with low likelihood of actually seeing those conditions, according to the Washington Post.)
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The motion of hurricanes is determined mainly by what meteorologists call the "steering flow," or "environmental flow," meaning the winds on a larger scale, excluding the swirling circulation of the hurricane itself. Think of the storm as a swirl you make in a river with a canoe paddle: It has its own little circulation, but the whole thing drifts with the river current on the larger scale. The environmental flow can vary in both speed and direction at different altitudes; the storm follows the low-level winds most, but the winds higher up also have an influence.
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