‘tropical storm’Danielle‘, consisting of a cyclone Unusual latitude in the Atlantic Ocean and it threatens to become one Hurricane heading towards the Iberian Peninsulastrengthened as their maximum winds rose 60 miles. expected to become hurricane The U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported before next week, but currently not posing a risk to populated areas.
‘Danielle’ was baptized on Thursday fourth tropical storm from an unusually quiet hurricane season to date. The cyclone is currently about 950 miles (1,530 kilometers) west of the Azores and moving very slowly to the eastReporting on El Periódico de Catalunya.
meteorologists NHCThe Miami (Florida) based company predicted in its latest bulletins that the tropical storm will strengthen in the coming days, but currently poses no threat to land.
But other meteorologists are pointing out the possibility that ‘Danielle’ is heading towards the Iberian Peninsula. This situation meteorologywho remembered this in a tweet one of the possible paths of the storm affects the Galician coast.
“Tropical Cyclone Danielle, located in the Atlantic Ocean, could turn into a hurricane early next week. One possible scenario is that by the end of next week it will approach the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula and affect the Galician coast,” says Meteocat.
Juan Jesus Gonzalez Alemanmeteorologist of the Spanish Meteorological Agency (Emet) revealing the anomalous phenomenon at these latitudes of the Atlantic, also emphasized the strength of the storm: “The intensity of convective activity/storms associated with anomalous tropical storm ‘Danielle’ is very impressive. It has the appearance of a typical tropical cyclone that developed more in tropical latitudes. But no, it’s close to 40ºN! That’s extraordinary,” González Alemán explains in a Twitter thread.
“The intensity of convective/storm activity associated with Abnormal Tropical Storm Danielle is very impressive. It has more of the appearance of a typical tropical cyclone developed at tropical latitudes. But no, close to 40ºN! That’s what’s extraordinary,” says González.
rare stormy august
Danielle, a category five depression, soon turned into a tropical storm. rare stormy august and hurricanes, It hasn’t happened for 25 years. Tropical storms formed during the first three months of the season’s six seasons (June, July, and August). “Alex”, “Bonnie”, “Colin” and “Danielle”.
Private weather forecasting company AccuWeather noted that there have only been three August months without cyclone activity since 1960. The previous ones were in 1961 and 1997.
arrivals
NHC also monitors two low pressure areas in the Atlantic. One is in the Caribbean east of the Lesser Antilles and has a 70% chance of becoming a tropical depression in the next five days.
This system is slowly moving west-northwestward into adjacent waters north of the Leeward Islands between the US and British Virgin Islands, Guadeloupe, Dominica, Martinique, Barbados, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
On the other hand, a tropical wave accompanied by a large area of low pressure just off the west coast of Africa can turn into a short-lived tropical or subtropical depression.
The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) forecasts above-average activity for this hurricane season.
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