Pacific Storm Systems Could Become Tropical Cyclones, Forecasters Say

Two weather disturbances are likely to become cyclones

In what’s been a relatively busy hurricane season in the Pacific, forecasters are keeping an eye on two weather disturbances, including one developing in the Central Pacific. The post Two weather disturbances are likely to become cyclones appeared first on Hawaii Tribune-Herald.

Pacific storm systems could become tropical cyclones, forecasters say

Central Pacific Hurricane Center officials are watching two Pacific weather systems that could develop into tropical cyclones this week, with one potentially threatening Hawaii as soon as this weekend. The post Pacific storm systems could become tropical cyclones, forecasters say appeared first on The Garden Island.

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Central Pacific Hurricane Center officials are watching two Pacific weather systems that could develop into tropical cyclones this week, with one potentially threatening Hawaii as soon as this weekend.

Pacific storm nears Hawaii while Atlantic tropics awaken

While none of the systems in the Atlantic are an immediate threat, a developing Pacific disturbance could impact Hawaii, potentially as a hurricane.

Atlantic rumbling but not especially menacing, while Hawaii monitors Invest 93C

In brief: A pair of disturbances in the Atlantic are highlighted for development risk over the next week or so, however neither look particularly menacing. Generally, below average activity should continue in the basin. A potentially potent storm in the Central Pacific may develop and pass just south of Hawaii later this week as well. Atlantic picking up a bit Back on Friday we talked about the potential for development in the Atlantic’s Main De…