Tropical Storm Iselle Churns in East Pacific as Active Hurricane Season Continues
Forecasters said Iselle has 50 mph winds and is merging with Julio’s remnants as five systems are being tracked in the Pacific.
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Tropical Storm Iselle churns in East Pacific as active hurricane season continues
Moke has weakened into a remnant low far southwest of Kauai, but the El Nino-fueled waters of the Pacific continue to fuel several tropical weather disturbances this week. The post Tropical Storm Iselle churns in East Pacific as active hurricane season continues appeared first on The Garden Island.
Tropical Storm Iselle unlikely to pose a threat
A storm with the same name as a cyclone that wreaked havoc on the southeastern Big Island in August 2014 is unlikely to do the same this year, predict forecasters. The post Tropical Storm Iselle unlikely to pose a threat appeared first on Hawaii Tribune-Herald.
The system moves away from Mexican territory, but its cloud bands could generate rains and high waves Tropical Storm Iselle formed south of Baja California and continues to advance over the Pacific Ocean, moving away from Mexican territory. Currently it is located about 895 kilometers from Cabo San Lucas, with sustained winds of 100 km/h and gusts of up to 120 km/h. Although it does not represent a risk of direct impact for Mexico, its cloud ban…
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