A ver como evoluciona FANOOS en los proximos dias

06 GMT 12/08/05  10.4N 85.6E     65       Tropical Storm
18 GMT 12/08/05  10.5N 83.8E     65       Tropical Storm

Nop, las trayectorias previstas le auguran una trayectoria al suroeste, para entrar por el norte de Madagascar...

Nop, las trayectorias previstas le auguran una trayectoria al suroeste, para entrar por el norte de Madagascar...

Será Sri Lanka ..



Ahi está afectando la zona, Sri Lanka y hacia India.

Cita de: Vigorro en Diciembre 09, 2005, 00:03:09 am

Nop, las trayectorias previstas le auguran una trayectoria al suroeste, para entrar por el norte de Madagascar...

Será Sri Lanka ..



Ahi está afectando la zona, Sri Lanka y hacia India.

Jajajajaj, sorry, un despiste geografico, todos los escribanos echan un botrron (que dijo alguien ) y todos los geografos mueven una isla (que acabo de decir yo )

 Time             Lat   Lon    Wind(mph)   Storm type
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06 GMT 12/08/05  10.4N 85.6E     65       Tropical Storm
18 GMT 12/08/05  10.5N 83.8E     65       Tropical Storm
06 GMT 12/09/05  10.3N 82.7E     70       Tropical Storm
18 GMT 12/09/05  10.4N 80.9E     75       Category 1
06 GMT 12/10/05  10.5N 80.3E     65       Tropical Storm

No parece que descansen en Sri Lanka y el sur de la India

Su forma es un tanto extraña, no??. Nunca me había puesto a ver la otra parte del emisferio. 

Por si a alguien le interesa, ahi dejo una informacion de hoy mismo, se me escapa la traduccion, demasiado tecnica...

ATLANTIC...
A TILTED UPPER LEVEL RIDGE LIES OVER THE W ATLC EXTENDING FROM E
CUBA TO BERMUDA WITH A VIGOROUS JET RIDING AROUND THE N SIDE OFF
THE U.S. MID-ATLC COAST. THE COLD FRONT WHICH MOVED INTO THE W
ATLC YESTERDAY HAS LIFTED N AS A WARM FRONT AND NOW EXTENDS FROM
SE FLORIDA TO 31N74W...BUT STRONG SUBSIDENCE ASSOCIATED WITH THE
UPPER RIDGE HAS ONLY ALLOWED ISOLATED OVERRUNNING SHOWERS ALONG
THE E COAST OF FLORIDA. HIGH PRES IS IN CONTROL OVER MUCH OF THE
W/CNTRL ATLC BETWEEN 50W-70W WITH SCATTERED/BROKEN STRATOCUMULUS
COVERING THE AREA. FARTHER E...A LARGE AND ELONGATED UPPER LOW
IS LOCATED SW OF THE AZORES NEAR 30N37W WITH A TROUGH EXTENDING
SW TO THE LESSER ANTILLES. THE SUBTROPICAL JET TO THE SE OF THE
TROUGH EXTENDS FROM 15N50W NE TO WESTERN SAHARA WITH CORE SPEEDS
NEAR 110 KT. THIS IS PRODUCING A BROKEN BAND OF HIGH CIRRUS OVER
THE TROPICS AND SPREADING ACROSS THE CAPE VERDE ISLANDS TO W
AFRICA. A SURFACE TROUGH...POSSIBLY A LATE SEASON TROPICAL
WAVE?...LIES ALONG 42W S OF 11N AND IS MOVING W 15 KT PRODUCING
WIDELY SCATTERED MODERATE CONVECTION FROM 9N-11N BETWEEN
39W-44W. ELSEWHERE...TWO 1010 MB LOWS ARE CENTERED WSW OF THE
CANARY ISLANDS NEAR 27N26W AND 26N33W...CONNECTED BY A TROUGH
WHICH CONTINUES NW TO 25N40W 32N45W. CLUSTERS OF SCATTERED
MODERATE CONVECTION ARE UP TO 180 NM N OF THE TROUGH BETWEEN
19W-33W WITH ADDITIONAL ISOLATED SHOWERS WITHIN 75 NM OF THE
TROUGH BETWEEN 33W-39W. THE LOW AND TROUGH ARE EXPECTED TO
CONSOLIDATE OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS AND LIFT NE TOWARDS MADEIRA
ISLAND...THEN DROP BACK S TOWARDS THE CANARY ISLANDS BY WED.

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BERG