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Hurricane Rosa - SW US
      Thu Sep 27 2018 02:35 PM

Hurricane Rosa is a powerful hurricane of at least Cat 2 (Saffir-Simpson) wind intensity. At 8AM PST, Rosa was located at 17.2N 115.4W, or about 530 miles southwest of southernmost Baja California. Maximum sustained winds were estimated to be 105 MPH with a minimum central pressure estimated of 970 MB.

Fall is a time of year when both E Pacific and Atlantic tropical cyclones often tend to track more to the northeast (recurve), as mid-latitude systems adjust steering currents, often sweeping a tropical cyclone up, up, but not always exactly away.

Many models and their ensembles forecast such a scenario with Rosa, taking the tropical cyclone northeast or east-northeast across or near Baja California and into the southwestern United States, mostly as a still coherent warm-cored area of low pressure. In fact, several top models and/or their ensemble runs anticipate that Rosa will still have a closed surface center entering the southwestern US.

This is where we can discuss model outputs and thoughts on Rosa's future track and intensity and we can consider it a sort of "Rosa Forecast Lounge."

Edited by cieldumort (Sun Sep 30 2018 06:13 AM)

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* Hurricane Rosa - SW US cieldumort Thu Sep 27 2018 02:35 PM
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. * * Re: Hurricane Rosa cieldumort   Sun Sep 30 2018 06:09 AM
. * * Re: Hurricane Rosa cieldumort   Sat Sep 29 2018 03:29 PM
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