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Tropical Weather Presentation
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- Now find all the information from Météo Tropicale in real time on Telegram: https://t.me/meteo_tropicale
- To chat with me about weather and cyclones, go to bluesky (my X/Twitter account is no longer active): https://bsky.app/profile/meteo-tropicale.fr
- From now on, the weekly video updates are no longer LIVE but on video on demand on the YouTube channel every Sunday at 18 p.m. (Antilles time). When there is a risk of cyclones, they are broadcast LIVE again on Sundays but at 9 a.m.: https://www.youtube.com/@olivier-tisserant
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Tropical Weather - Analysis of Atlantic Cyclone Weather
(Last Tropical Weather update : 12/08 at 14:03 UTC).
There are currently 3 tropical weather systems monitored by the NHC in the Atlantic basin:
INVEST 92L (1) is currently at 10.3 N by -38 W (2374 km east of Barbados). Intensity is 25 kts and the pressure of 1011 hPa. The risk of reinforcement is 80% at 48 hours and 80% at 7 days. INVEST 93L (2) is currently at 36.8 N by -43.9 W (1973 km ENE of Bermuda). Intensity is 35 kts and the pressure of 1011 hPa. The risk of reinforcement is 80% at 48 hours and 80% at 7 days. Tropical wave (3) located on 10.61 N by -21.31 W. The risk of reinforcement is 20% at 48 hours and 30% at 7 days.
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Current conditions of cyclonic development in the Atlantic
List of names of cyclones for the season
| Arthur | Bertha | Cristobal | Dolly | Edward | |
| Fay | Gonzalo | Hanna | Isaias | Josephine | |
| Kyle | Leah | Marco | Nana | Omar | |
| Paulette | Kidney | Sally | Teddy | Vicky | |
| Wilfred |
Cyclone(s) dissipated – Cyclone(s) in progress – Cyclone(s) not yet named
The Tropical Weather website
Tropical Weather offers a wealth of information on hurricane weather in the Antilles , as well as cyclone risk in the Atlantic and the Caribbean. It automatically compiles real-time data from numerous sources ( Météo France , NHC , NOAA , etc.) and generates an automated analysis of the weather situation, current cyclones, and forecasts. It also displays satellite imagery, rainfalls radar, and lightning strike radar. You'll find all the available information on cyclones here.
On the dashboard of each territory, a summary of all the weather data gives you a quick and precise view of the current situation, the last hours and the 5-day forecast. An analysis of the current cyclones and the risk is also present.
You will also find statistics on all Atlantic cyclones since 1950, as well as those for islands and territories affected by cyclone risk in the Atlantic basin (Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, and Gulf of Mexico). The French islands ( Martinique , Guadeloupe , Saint-Martin , and Saint-Barthélemy ) are subject to more in-depth analysis.
Finally, throughout the hurricane season and when a risk is identified, you will find expert analyzes.
The Météo Tropicale website is for LEISURE use only. It must never be used for decisions to protect property and people in the event of a meteorological risk. Only official organizations (Météo France, Préfecture, etc.) are authorized to provide specific safety information as well as the associated levels of Watching. When a risk is identified, you must follow the instructions of these organizations for your safety, that of those around you and that of your property.
