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Weather Discussion => Hazardous Weather => Hurricane Central => Topic started by: gt1racerlHDl on August 22, 2012, 10:56:24 AM
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...TROPICAL DEPRESSION FORMS OVER THE EASTERN TROPICAL ATLANTIC...
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This is now Joyce as of the 11am advisory. The only area that looks to be of concern is Bermuda right now.
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This is now Joyce as of the 11am advisory. The only area that looks to be of concern is Bermuda right now.
Hopefully Joyce shifts a little West of Bermuda so my Radar/Satellite could pick it up.
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I'll find the official statement from the NHC, but were now on the same pace as the 1995/2005 Hurricane Seasons as far as named storms since the formation of "Joyce".
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THIS TIES THE SECOND-EARLIEST FORMATION OF THE TENTH NAMED TROPICAL
STORM OF A SEASON. IN 2005...TROPICAL STORM JOSE FORMED ON 22
AUGUST AND IN 1995 TROPICAL STORM JERRY FORMED ON THIS DATE.
This was from the 11 AM Forecast Discussion.
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Down to Tropical depression status in just 12 hours. FAIL. :lol:
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Joyce is encountering a lot of shear and dry air, which is why it weakened. It's not going to pose any threat to the United States. It may affect Bermuda in a few days, but it'll only be a weak tropical storm at most.
Update as of 11 AM EDT Friday: Joyce has lost its center of circulation, and all advisories have been discontinued unless it regenerates.