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Hurricane warning Hurricane watch H H H H H H Gulf of Mexico Caribbean Sea 85°W 80°W 75°W 10°N 15°N 20°N 25°N 30°N CUBA JAMAICA CAYMAN ISLANDS HAITI 8 A.M. Monday 8 A.M. Sunday 8 A.M. Saturday 11 A.M. Friday BELIZE HONDURAS MEXICO THE BAHAMAS 0 150 300 kilometers 0 300 miles Mercator projection 150 N S W E The Path of Hurricane Ivan

The 1999 Atlantic basin hurricane season produced 4 tropical storms and 8 hurricanes for a total of 12 named ... FIG.2.GOES-8visible satellite image of Hurricane Bret at 1345 UTC 22 Aug 1999, near the time of 125-kt maximum wind speed. (Courtesy of …

FIG.2.GOES-8visible satellite image of Hurricane Alberto at 1145 UTC 12 Aug 2000, near the time of peak intensity [courtesy Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (CIMSS), University of Wisconsin.] 1.853 km) east of Bermuda on 11 August. Alberto con-tinued to strengthen as it began a turn to the northeast,

Data/dropwinsondes from hurricane-hunter missions in 2020. Successful completion of real-time demo with GOES-16 during the full 2021 Atlantic hurricane season (fully automated,15-min. dataset frequency). Data assimilation activities are underway with hurricane modeling partners at NCEP/EMC (i.e. HWRF and HAFS models). A significant

Atlantic Basin Hurricane Tracking Chart National Hurricane Center, Miami, Florida TX MS LA AL FL GA SC NC VA MD WV OH PA NJ NY VT NH ME MA CT RI Western Sahara Mauritania S en gal The Gambia Cape Verde Islands Azores Bermuda The Bahamas Mexico Windward Islands LeewardB Islands Honduras Guatemala El Salvador Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama Belize

South Atlantic [e.g., April 1991 (McAdie and Rappa-port 1991) and January 2004], no satellite-era confirma-tion of a tropical system of hurricane strength has been obtained in the region to our knowledge. As noted by Gray (1968), “tropical storm formation does not occur in these areas. . .primarily due to the large climatologi-

Satellite eyes Tropical Storm Irma swirling in eastern Atlantic 31 August 2017 On Aug. 30 at 11:36 a.m. EDT (1536 UTC) NASA-NOAA's Suomi NPP satellite captured a visible image of

Hurricane Harvey dataset comprising 23000 satellite images has been used for the automatic damage detection. The images are further increased by the data augmentation techniques.

GeoColor image of Hurricane Harvey on August 26, 2017, after it made landfall on the Texas coast. Credit: NOAA/CIRA GOES-16 infrared imagery of Hurricane Maria approaching . Puerto Rico on September 20, 2017. The dark red color, like that near the eyewall of the storm, corresponds to areas of greatest convective intensity. Credit: NOAA/CIRA

The increase in activity since the early 1980s has been confirmed using homogenized satellite-based records (Kossin et al. 2007). Two recent seasons (2004 and 2005) have been exceptionally active in terms of ... whether the Atlantic hurricane changes in recent decades are part of a cycle, a long-term trend, or some combination of cycle and ...

With the formation of Arthur, the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season be-came the sixth consecutive season with a tropical cyclone before the official June 1 start date. While the primary wind field with Tropical Storm Arthur remained off- ... Visible Satellite Image of closed low over the Tennessee Valley, May 21, 2020. 11

Deep-PHURIE: deep learning based hurricane intensity estimation from infrared satellite imagery Muhammad Dawood 1 • Amina Asif 1 • Fayyaz ul Amir Afsar Minhas 1

The accompanying pages show selected images of hurricanes that occurred in the Atlantic Ocean between 1985 and 2006. Satellites as well as space shuttle missions can capture different types of images of hurricanes. As you can see, hurricanes have a wide variety of sizes and shapes. ... A satellite image captures a hurricane at one moment in ...

hurricane data from northwestern Pacific Ocean over the years 2008 and 2009, and an RMSE of 12.1 kt was reported. The objective of our study is to develop a machine learning-based automated system that can predict intensity of a hurricane when given its satellite infrared (IR) image. The workflow of the proposed system is illustrated in Fig. 1.

And probabilities. Hence, the remarkable nature of January 2016’s Hurricane Alex, only the fourth hurricane on record since 1851 to develop in the Atlantic basin in January, well outside of hurricane season (Martinez, Payne & Almasy, 2016). The development of tropical cyclones occurs in three stages. In the first stage, a collection

NASA-JAXA's new precipitation satellite sees first Atlantic hurricane 8 July 2014, by Ellen Gray ... July 3 image, Arthur was just off the coast of South Carolina. GPM data showed that the ...

The hurricane strengthened extremely rapidly on 2 November as a distinct eye became apparent on visible satellite images around 1500 UTC that day. Eta’s maximum winds increased to near 115 kt, category 4 intensity, by 1800 UTC 2 November, an increase of 45 kt over just 12 h. The hurricane reached its peak intensity of about 130 kt at