Tag: Australia cyclone season
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After a time, next tropical threats hit / hits region of Southeastern and Southern Asia. As Mkweather forecasted last 7 days /https://mkweather.com/2020/12/19/southeastern-asia-with-extreme-risk-tropical-system-99w-invest-in-philippines-vietnam-cambodia-thailand-and-malaysia// - tropical system hit before a Christmas SE Asia and such we noticed in /https://mkweather.com/2020/12/22/january-2021-forecast-for-the-world-from-ecmwf//, tropical threats will continue in SE/S Asia in late December and early January, ...
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Tropical depression 99S Invest and Tropical storm 03S Three - these are a names of tropical systems, which arrive above Australian land already since Wednesday, 9. December 2020, with widespread floods across the Western and partly Central Australia. Predicted stormtracks are now relative reliably estimated - systems will shifting to ...
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Situation isn´t good across all southeastern Asia, but worst floods are these days reported from Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand, with continuing risky situation in Vietnam and Philippines. Severe floods hit mainly Sumatra - North Sumatra and Aceh provinces and Java - near floods occurred floodwater up to 5 meters high ...
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The hottest days in Sydney since 1960! Forecasts have been fulfilled and Sydney reports new absolute all-time November record, according to International Exchange Site +43,0°C! A new November record is even higher than all-time record of maximum temperature for December (old November record +41,8°C, and December record +42,2°C). Even hotter ...
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Extremely hot summer in Australia has started very soon, despite of expected above average cyclone season and La-nina /https://mkweather.com/2020/10/12/powerful-cyclone-season-in-australia-is-expected-9-15-cyclones-is-forecasted//, which should bring less temperature extremes, than in summer 2019/2020, when Australia was bothered by the strongest wildfires in history. Already on 13. November 2020 has been in the hottest places ...
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ITCZ (Intertropical Convergence Zone) although hasn´t shifted above northern Australia and still is persisting above Indonesia, with severe storms and deadly floods and landslides, but humidity linked with equatorial cyclonic zone has impact already to northern parts of Australia. According to watchers.news, Marrara station in north Darwin recorded 177 mm ...
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Bureau of Meteorology, Accuweather teams and other forecasters based on long-term meteorological models published a forecasts for cyclone season 2020/2021 in Australia. Main drivers of the seasonal forecasts were a behaviour of ENSO (ongoing La-nina phase) and IOD (Indian Ocean Dipole pattern). Thanks to La-niňa, wet conditions will be present ...