Apparently there's a 35kt subtropical storm in the SE Pacific. v.redd.it/4o45fkw3vab81
Imagery of the subtropical storm in the S.E Pacific.
Subtropical Storm Wanda Forms, Exhausting the List of Names archive.fo/g5Pra
With Subtropical Storm Wanda, meteorologists run out of names thehill.com/policy/energy…
What's left of the nor'easter that slammed the mid-Atlantic and New England at the start of the week has since organized into what is now Subtropical Storm #Wanda. https://t.co/IA5NXeGk7P mobile.twitter.com/breaki…
When I look at the world tropical storm map, the overwhelming majority of the subtropical climate seems to be affected, except for South America. Why is that?
This is a map of world's tropical storms, and while it affects every subtropical region that is near the sea, Both Eastern as well as Western South America is excluded. We see on the map that along the same longitude (Southeast Asia, North Australia etc) there exists tropical storms. Why is this the case?
Edit: I should edit this question and ask why they are so rare, instead of not occuring at all
The Atlantic had already churned out more named storms than during an entire average hurricane season before Subtropical Storm #Teresa was named on Friday afternoon: https://t.co/WtE6pdYRdH https://t.co/ou26LabQuC mobile.twitter.com/breaki…
Was Browsing Liveuamap this morning, looks like a potential subtropical black sea storm might form.
Subtropical Storm Alpha and Medicane Ianos in the same satellite shot
Does anyone know if this is just a typical South Atlantic spin up or an actual subtropical storm because I can't find anything on it?
Devastating 2020 Atlantic hurricane season breaks all records | The annual record for the number of major storms forming in the Atlantic has been shattered, with Subtropical Storm Theta becoming the 29th named event in a hyperactive hurricane season. theguardian.com/world/202…
Hurricane Season 2021 starts early, as subtropical storm Ana could form this weekend, nearly 10 days before for the official start of what's expected to be a very active season again. severe-weather.eu/tropica…
Subtropical Storm Theta becomes the record-breaking 29th named storm in the Atlantic basin.
Subtropical storm Ana is the first Atlantic hurricane season 2021 named storm. It developed 10 days earlier than the official start of the season, which is expected to be above-normal again. severe-weather.eu/tropica…
[John Lindsay] "A deluge of the Central Coast." A storm system that looks similar to March 1995 will tap into subtropical moisture and take on the characteristics of an Atmospheric River (AR). Southerly gales of 47 to 63 mph and heavy rain (7+ inches) are forecast on Wednesday through Thursday. twitter.com/pge_john/stat…
