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Tropical Weather

Everything related to tropical weather: global forecast discussions and analysis of tropical activity.

A dangerous typhoon Maysak will make landfall in South Korea tonight

September 2, 2020 by Marko Korosec
maysak landfall infrared satellite

A still powerful typhoon Maysak is approaching South Korea with a destructive landfall expected tonight. Maysak remains a very dangerous storm and will introduce huge … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags damaging winds, flooding, japan, maysak, south korea, storm surge, typhoon

A new violent and the strongest typhoon of 2020 season could strike Japan next week

September 3, 2020September 1, 2020 by Marko Korosec
typhoon japan wind forecast

Currently, there is a Super Typhoon Maysak ongoing over the East China Sea, on its way north towards its strike on western Kyushu island and … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags haishen, japan, maysak, south korea, super typhoon, typhoon, west pacific

Powerful and extremely dangerous typhoon Maysak near Kumejima, Japan

August 31, 2020 by Marko Korosec
typhoon maysak infrared satellite

Tropical weather across the western Pacific has ramped up lately. After a powerful typhoon Bavi last week, a new extremely dangerous super typhoon Maysak formed … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags flooding, japan, kumejima, maysak, okinawa, rapid intensification, south korea, typhoon

Laura’s landfall a borderline Category 5 in Louisiana – the strongest since 1856

August 27, 2020 by Marko Korosec
laura landfall geocolor satellite

A monstrous and extremely dangerous hurricane Laura landfall is underway. Officially, Laura has made landfall as a 150 mph hurricane, just shy of a Category … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags category 5, gulf of mexico, hurricane, hurricane laura, landfall, laura, united states

Extremely dangerous landfall of powerful hurricane Laura is expected tonight

August 27, 2020August 26, 2020 by Marko Korosec
hurricane laura infrared satellite image

The still strengthening hurricane Laura has literally *exploded* today. It has intensified into a monster ~ 145 mph (125 kt) hurricane, much beyond expectations! The … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags category 5, gulf of mexico, hurricane, hurricane laura, landfall, laura, united states

The rapid intensification of hurricane Laura is underway, devastating landfall expected

August 26, 2020August 26, 2020 by Marko Korosec
hurricane laura landfall geocolor satellite

Hurricane Laura is now undergoing a rapid intensification, devastating landfall is expected along the Gulf Coast. The maximum sustained winds have increased to 90 knots … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags flooding, gulf of mexico, hurricane laura, lousiana, storm surge, Texas, united states

Laura is exploding with new convection, expected to become a Major hurricane prior to landfall in Texas

August 25, 2020August 25, 2020 by Marko Korosec
hurricane laura landfall wind forecast Thursday

Hurricane Laura has finally moved off Cuba and now begins organizing better. Rapid intensification is expected to start over the Gulf of Mexico soon. Laura … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags Cuba, gulf of mexico, hurricane season, landfall, Louisiana, major hurricane, Texas, united states

Powerful Typhoon Bavi on its way towards the Korean peninsula

August 24, 2020August 24, 2020 by Marko Korosec
typhoon bavi wind gusts

Western Pacific tropical activity continues this week. After storm Higos last week, a powerful typhoon Bavi has developed. It is now under a rapid intensification … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags east china sea, flooding, hurricane, north korea, rapid intensification, south korea, storm surge, typhoon, typhoon bavi, yellow sea
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