Textbook satellite presentation of a rapidly organizing extra-tropical cyclone in the North Atlantic this evening, Jan 23rd

Here is a short update of the rapidly organizing system in the North Atlantic. As we discussed in the earlier today, a rather rapid intensification and development of an extra-tropical cyclone was expected tonight. The system is now revealing an impressive structure and continues deepening. Please refer to the mesoscale discussion for forecast details.

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NEW UPDATE: An exceptional satellite presentation of the monster cyclone in the North Atlantic, growing in size and deepening

*Spring 2020 + February 2020 forecast* We present you the first long-range forecasts for Spring 2020, and we also look at the winter temperatures and pressure so far, and how the winter might end in February.

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Some of the impressive satellite images this evening, various IR and WV channels:

Spectacular satellite animation of a textbook cyclogenesis over the North Atlantic this evening! Images: NOAA pic.twitter.com/MKkHi52Itv

— Marko Korosec (@MarkoKorosecNet) January 24, 2020

The system will organize into a very large cyclone, dominating much of the North Atlantic this weekend. Refer to the primary forecast discussion:

*Spring 2020 + February 2020 forecast* We present you the first long-range forecasts for Spring 2020, and we also look at the winter temperatures and pressure so far, and how the winter might end in February.