Tracking Tropical Cyclone Zelia
Zelia was a tropical cyclone over Australia Friday afternoon Australian Western Time, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center said in its latest advisory. The tropical cyclone had sustained wind speeds of 121 miles per hour, which would make it a Category 3 hurricane if it were in the Atlantic Ocean.
The National Hurricane Center recently changed the Gulf of Mexico on its storm tracking map to the Gulf of America.
According to statistics compiled by NOAA Storm Prediction Center lead meteorologist Roger Edwards, Beryl's U.S. tornado count ...
Depending on the hurricane’s track, storm surge up to 15 feet is expected in and around Sarasota. It is possible, however, that Milton’s path could shift slightly north, which could produce ...
A bomb cyclone, or bombogenesis ... regarding the strength and track of the low and this will impact both the precipitation types and amounts,” the weather service said. The storm is expected ...
A bomb cyclone is typically thought of as a 24 mb ... heavy snow accumulation will occur north of the storm track, particularly across northern Scotland, where a swath of 6 to 12 inches is ...
It shows how many households are displaced, how many people are using FEMA shelters, and how many people are still seeking ...
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