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A *historic* severe drought in central Chile enters its tenth year – the longest dry-spell on record, water reservoirs are running dry

April 17, 2020 by Marko Korosec

Severe drought is a rather a common occurrence in Chile, but the current one is setting a record-breaking longevity, entering its tenth year. The river … Read more

Categories Global weather Tags chile, drought, nasa, pacific, rainfall, reservoir, santiago, severe drought, snow, south america, water

Tropical Cyclone #HAROLD remains a powerful Category 4 system – it will blast the main #Fiji’s island Viti Levu with destructive winds and flooding today

April 7, 2020 by Marko Korosec

Tropical Cyclone #Harold is re-organizing again after going through EWRC (eyewall replacement cycle) since its collapse in the wake of Vanuatu. The latest analysis at … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags category 5, fiji, harold, kadavu, pacific, tonga, tropical cyclone, tropical weather, vanuatu

Tropical Cyclone #HAROLD becomes the 2nd strongest cyclone to hit Vanuatu on record – peaks at 165 knots (912 mbar)!

April 7, 2020April 6, 2020 by Marko Korosec

Here is a recap post of the extremely powerful Category 5 Tropical Cyclone #Harold over Vanuatu. The system has peaked at 165 mph (145 knots) … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags category 5, fiji, harold, pacific, tonga, tropical cyclone, tropical weather, vanuatu

Extremely powerful Category 5 #HAROLD continues intensifying while crossing the #Vanuatu islands, supporting destructive 150-170 mph winds

April 7, 2020April 6, 2020 by Marko Korosec

What looked like the peak of #Harold last night (local morning), the system has introduced an explosive burst of convection through the past several hours … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags category 5, fiji, harold, pacific, tonga, tropical cyclone, tropical weather, vanuatu

A *monster* Category 5 Tropical Cyclone #HAROLD will graze #Vanuatu islands over the next 24 hours – destructive 120-130 knots winds and flooding expected

April 6, 2020April 5, 2020 by Marko Korosec

Tropical Cyclone #Harold has done an unprecedented intensification into a powerful monster tropical system. It is packing 120 knots (140 mph / 225 km/h) maximum … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags category 5, fiji, harold, pacific, tropical cyclone, tropical weather, vanuatu

Pinhole eye develops with the Tropical Cyclone #HAROLD – heading for a potentially devastating Category 4 landfall on #Vanuatu on Tuesday

April 4, 2020April 4, 2020 by Marko Korosec

Here is an update of the rapidly intensifying Tropical Cyclone #Harold. It has moved away from the Salomon Islands and is now organizing further while … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags fiji, harold, pacific, salomon islands, tropical cyclone, tropical weather, vanuatu

Twins in the Northwest Pacific today – again a spectacular tandem of two deep cyclones ongoing

February 22, 2020 by Marko Korosec

For those who enjoy the satellite presentation of low-pressure systems, this winter season is literally a dream. We have seen so many impressive systems, even … Read more

Categories Global weather Tags alaska, cyclones, japan, low pressure system, northwest pacific, pacific, satellite, twin cyclones, twins

The perfect storm – monster extra-tropical cyclone over the North Pacific today

February 13, 2020 by Marko Korosec

Here is an updated discussion about the twins – two cyclones ongoing across the North Pacific since last night. The eastern system over the Gulf … Read more

Categories Global weather Tags alaska, Aleutian Islands, bering sea, canada, cyclone, hurricane-force winds, north pacific, pacific, rapid intensification, twin cyclone, twins
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