The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season is now just 2 storms away (Epsilon and Zeta) from setting a new all time record of 28 tropical storms and use Eta, the 7th Greek letter for the first time ever.
A meteotsunami, also called meteorological tsunami, is a relatively new phenomenon akin to rogue or freak waves.
These are busy times for ship routing companies. With attention focused on an above average, record smashing 2020 North Atlantic hurricane season the Mediterranean is now making an appearance with …
All eyes on the Atlantic, but look out for the Mediterranean. Read on »
The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane season continues to set new records. It is certain the Greek Alphabet will come in to play very shortly for only the second time on record.
The most common destructive weather event throughout the seasons in the SOMS are Sumatra Squalls or ‘Sumatras’ which can bring wind gusts to 60 knots, extremely heavy rainfall and can last up to 20 hours.
September brings the start of the Autumn for the NE Atlantic/NW Europe region but it is mid-hurricane season in the tropical Atlantic.
As the Atlantic hurricane season moves in to peak season 2020 continues to break records.
Update on what could be a record number of hurricanes during the 2020 season from Fleetweather.
Beyond 7 days the router or the software can either assume that nothing changes and that the last weather experienced will persist, this is known as ‘persistence’, or default to climatology.
It is not unusual for June to be a quiet start to the typhoon season, but things have remained that way in early July. The historical average number of systems …
NW Pacific typhoon season – quiet start and forecast complexity Read on »
