Intriguing weather in 2018
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The frites look amazing but what do they have to do with weather??
It is just an extra bonus .if you are curious about weather ,you should be curious about best food on the island (theoretically )
here we go,guys.
The Atlantic hurricane season officially starts on June 1, but if recent long-range runs of the GFS model are correct, the season could get off to an early start. The GFS model has been predicting that late next week, an area of disturbed weather over Central America will act as the seed to get a tropical storm spinning in the Western Caribbean. Water temperatures there are near 28°C (82°F)—about 0.5°C above average, and plenty warm enough to support a hurricane. The subtropical jet stream—which is typically located over the Caribbean in May, creating high wind shear that interferes with hurricane development—is predicted to lift northwards by late next week, creating conditions favorable for tropical cyclone genesis. However, the long range runs of the European model have not been supporting this idea, and the GFS forecasts of a tropical storm in the Caribbean late next week should be viewed as interesting, but improbable—worth lifting one eyebrow at, but not two.
The Atlantic hurricane season officially starts on June 1, but if recent long-range runs of the GFS model are correct, the season could get off to an early start. The GFS model has been predicting that late next week, an area of disturbed weather over Central America will act as the seed to get a tropical storm spinning in the Western Caribbean. Water temperatures there are near 28°C (82°F)—about 0.5°C above average, and plenty warm enough to support a hurricane. The subtropical jet stream—which is typically located over the Caribbean in May, creating high wind shear that interferes with hurricane development—is predicted to lift northwards by late next week, creating conditions favorable for tropical cyclone genesis. However, the long range runs of the European model have not been supporting this idea, and the GFS forecasts of a tropical storm in the Caribbean late next week should be viewed as interesting, but improbable—worth lifting one eyebrow at, but not two.
A quick tour of the island yesterday afternoon....Building everywhere,including over Gouverneur beach.Lots of work on road,burying the grid .Everybody trying to get ready for the 2018-2019 as pre bookings seem promising.
St Barth 2020 is on the way...and it won't look like St Barth 1970 )))
More like Semyanak..Hourrah.
St Barth 2020 is on the way...and it won't look like St Barth 1970 )))
More like Semyanak..Hourrah.
LuckyKid
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I wrote several times about the scary phenomena of rapid intensification ..here's an interesting study about it
https://bit.ly/2IwP5Ms?cc=22e670d1998f6df47936a3c02a65d257&cm_ven=hp-slot-1
https://bit.ly/2IwP5Ms?cc=22e670d1998f6df47936a3c02a65d257&cm_ven=hp-slot-1
More fascinating events...What about another heatwave in the arctic ?
https://weather.com/news/climate/video/temps-soar-35-degrees-above-normal-in-arctic
https://weather.com/news/climate/video/temps-soar-35-degrees-above-normal-in-arctic
Les scientifiques ont mesuré ce qui pourrait être la plus haute vague jamais recensée dans l'hémisphère Sud, un monstre de 23,8 mètres de haut, soit l'équivalent d'un immeuble de huit étages. Elle a été enregistrée mardi dans l'océan Austral, réputé pour la violence de ses tempêtes, près de Campbell Island, à environ 700 kilomètres au sud de la Nouvelle-Zélande, a annoncé MetOcean Solutions, un consultant en océanographie.
(highest wave ever recorded in southern hemisphere:almost 24 meters high)
(highest wave ever recorded in southern hemisphere:almost 24 meters high)
Climate change in California (and state fighting it )
https://weather.com/science/environ...-climate-change-report-solar-panels-new-homes
https://weather.com/science/environ...-climate-change-report-solar-panels-new-homes
ublic beach,Lorient,and the 2 St Jean beaches.
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