This Is What the Fujiwhara Effect Looks Like: Hurricane “Barbara” and Storm “Cosme” From Space

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The hurricane season in the Pacific Ocean began strong and very active since the formation of tropical storm Alvin in early June, and this week was followed by hurricane Barbara and tropical storm Cosme, the latter two were formed with hours of difference. Although today, June 10, Barbara is no longer a hurricane but a tropical storm which reflects that its intensity has decreased and the tropical storm Cosme is far from the Mexican coasts, but …

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A unique event! In the last few hours, the Pacific Ocean has shown a fascinating natural spectacle: two storms, Hurricane “Barbara” and Tropical Storm “Cosme”, are interacting in a special way known as the Fujiwhara effect. Can you imagine seeing two hurricanes spinning around each other, as if they were dancing in space? That’s just what is happening now. “Barbara”, the first hurricane of the 2025 season, is already causing heavy rains and big …

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The National Hurricane Center (NHC) monitors a possible low-pressure area, which could form very close to Hurricane Barbara and Tropical Storm Cosme. On TV Azteca Yucatán we tell you all the details about this event that tells us that the hurricane season 2025 could be more intense than in other years.