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Polo puts on a show over the eastern Pacific (opens the original)
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Hurricane Polo topped the scales as a showstopper Category 5 hurricane over the eastern Pacific about 200 miles south of Mexico Tuesday. The hurricane tore through records, strengthening from a disorganized tropical depression to a Category 5 hurricane in a remarkable 42 hours, the fastest of any system on record in the western hemisphere. By Tuesday afternoon, NOAA hurricane hunters flying through Polo found its central pressure had bottomed out at a jaw-dropping 892 millibars, catapulting it t
Polo undergoes extreme rapid intensification over the eastern Pacific, becomes basin’s record-tying 3rd Category 5 hurricane (opens the original)
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Hurricane Polo – currently paralleling Mexico’s Pacific coastline about 200 miles southwest of Acapulco – was a fledgling 45-50 mph tropical storm early Monday but underwent an extreme bout of rapid intensification over the past 24 hours, strengthening to a monstrous 160 mph Category 5 hurricane by Tuesday morning. Officially, Polo strengthened 110 mph between 8 AM ET Monday and 8 AM ET Tuesday, an extreme rate only matched or exceeded once – by Hurricane Patricia in 2015 – in the reliable recor
Remembering Miami’s worst hurricane a century later (opens the original)
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One hundred years ago this morning, residents and newcomers to America’s Playground in Miami Beach awoke to what early Miami transplant, journalist, and famed conservationist Marjory Stoneman Douglas described as “a sea of raving white water.” Nearly 11 feet of whitewater was hoisted from the Atlantic Ocean and heaved in waves across the entirety of newly filled Miami Beach. A brand new 3-cup Robinson anemometer installed atop the three-story Allison Hospital in present-day Mid-Beach gusted to 1
Development odds tick up for central Atlantic system (opens the original)
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The low-pressure area spinning several hundred miles east of Bermuda – now designated Invest 98L by the National Hurricane Center – has become slightly better organized since Wednesday and NHC nudged up development odds again overnight. While the small low-pressure system has a well-defined spin and an uptick in thunderstorms near its circulation compared to Wednesday, 98L looked far from healthy early Thursday, with spates of strong northerly wind shear quickly toppling over thunderstorm activi
Atlantic hurricane season’s struggles continue (opens the original)
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The low-pressure system located over the central Atlantic early Wednesday about 600 miles east of Bermuda and being tagged for possible development by the National Hurricane Center remains convectively starved and appears to be in no hurry to organize. Forecast models remain split on whether the system will eventually make a run at becoming a tropical depression or named storm in the coming days as it loiters over open Atlantic waters into early next week. The next name on the list is Fay. Our t
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