Over the weekend, for a brief period (less than a day), Subtropical Depression 22 could be found southeast of Bermuda, racing toward it, but being sheared apart as it moved. It quickly lost tropical characteristics and never reached STS or TS status. Also over the weekend, TS Vince formed in the FAR eastern part of the basin, and is now located at 34.9N 14.2W, or just off the coast of Morocco (never thought I'd be typing those words!) and heading toward Portugal. Intesity estimates are 40kts and 1002mb. For 1/2 day, it was at minimal hurricane intensity, becoming the season's 11th hurricane, based on satellite imagery showing an eye in the storm. It is being sheared now, and moving quickly to the ENE - it should be dissipated by the end of the day. This brings the season's NTC up to 196%, which is tied with the entire 1916 season, and leaves us behind just six other years since 1900.Please visit my tropical Atlantic headquarters.
Brief summaries of tropical Atlantic activity tailored to the general public, coastal residents, and weather enthusiasts. I have been sending out these updates since 1996, and appreciate everyone's continued interest!
10 October 2005
STD22 and Vince form...
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