Australia on Alert: Two Tropical Systems 91S and 92P Could Trigger Flooding and Cyclone Development
Flood Risk Rising Across Northern Australia as Tropical Systems 91S and 92P Evolve.
tropical depression
A tropical depression is a type of tropical cyclone with a closed low-pressure center, organized thunderstorm activity, and maximum sustained winds of less than 39 mph (63 km/h). It is the first official stage of tropical cyclone development, preceding a tropical storm. While generally weaker than tropical storms or hurricanes, tropical depressions can still produce heavy rainfall, flooding, and gusty winds, especially in coastal or low-lying areas.
Twin Hurricanes Threaten Fujiwhara Dance in the Atlantic
Mid-September marks the climatological peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, when sea-surface temperatures and atmospheric conditions align to produce the most frequent and intense storms.
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Typhoon Kajiki Just Emerged — Will It Devastate Central Vietnam with 300 mm Rain and Fierce 167 km/h Gusts
A rapidly intensifying Typhoon Kajiki (also known as Tropical Storm Isang) is now barreling toward central Vietnam, threatening catastrophic wind, rain, flooding, landslides, and storm surges. This forecast-driven article delivers a precise, fact-packed breakdown of what’s coming, when, and where—formatted for clarity.
Hurricane Erin fastest-intensifying Cat 5 threatens East Coast surge
Hurricane Erin has become one of the fastest-strengthening Atlantic storms on record, achieving what meteorologists call “bomb-genesis” on steroids – a metamorphosis from tropical storm to Category 5 hurricane in a mere 24 hours that defies conventional intensification models.
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4 Tropical Systems Brewing — Which One Will Explode Into the Next Hurricane?
Here’s our updated breakdown of the four active tropical systems, along with forecasts influenced by current Atlantic climate conditions, including the emerging Atlantic Niña and lingering ENSO-neutral outlooks
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