Alert: They Are Monitoring Possible Cyclone Amanda and Its Evolution in the Coming Days
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In the Pacific Ocean, there's already talk of something interesting: the first tropical cyclone of the 2026 season could form. This has caught the attention of experts because the sea is warmer than normal, which helps these systems form more easily. They are monitoring Cyclone “Amanda” and its arrival in the coming days. Meteorologist Manuel “Manny” Aguilar explained that the recent heat waves have caused the sea water to rise significantly. An…
The potential formation of the first tropical cyclone of the 2026 season in the Pacific Ocean has begun to attract attention among meteorological specialists, due to the high sea temperatures currently being recorded and the atmospheric conditions forecast for the end of May. According to information shared this Tuesday, May 19, by meteorological engineer Manuel 'Manny' Aguilar, the recent heat waves and high heat indices have contributed to Pac…
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