An explosive cyclone deepens below 930 mbar west of Iceland tonight

While we are waiting for the powerful windstorm incoming for western Europe on Sunday, there is already a very active pattern developing over the North Atlantic. An impressive rapid intensification of a new cyclone is already ongoing int the far North Atlantic – central pressure should drop for more than 30 mbar in 24 hours and push below 930 mbar on early Saturday.

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NEW UPDATE: Let’s get back to #weatherp0rn – A spectacular satellite images of *monster* and extremely deep 929 mbar cyclone near Iceland tonight

Let’s get back to #weatherp0rn – A spectacular satellite images of *monster* and extremely deep 929 mbar cyclone near Iceland tonight

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An overview of the peak wind gusts by ICON-EU model, expanding across the North Atlantic and western Europe through several days:

Friday’s 06 UTC analysis indicate the cyclone had a central pressure of 959 mbar with an expected central pressure to fall into 930 mbar range by Saturday morning (24-hour period). Violent hurricane-force winds are developing around the center as well. Notice also the rapidly intensifying phase of a developing bomb cyclone across the northeast US.