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Could tropical storm Arthur affect Ireland next week?

  • 15-05-2020 8:59pm
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    A developing low off Bahamas is threatening to produce the first major storm in the 2020 North Atlantic hurricane season. It appears that this storm that will be called Arthur if it does reach tropical storm formation is heading in an South westerly direction and could impact Ireland later next week, possibly as early as next Friday.

    The hurricane season doesn't officially get underway until the 1st June and runs until the end of November.

    All indications suggest that the upcoming hurricane season looks set to be an active one. Some forecasters are even predicting an "extremely active" season with up to 9 or more named hurricanes possible between now and the conclusion of hurricane season 2020.

    Something to keep in track over the coming days that's for sure.

    I can't post links as I don't have a pc so anyone that can post up to date charts will be most appreciated.


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  • #2
    Gonzo
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    It's entirely possible that Storm Author could help fire up the jet-stream and bring low pressures back in over us from the west, that could be one of the reasons why the GFS is upgrading the unsettled outlook over the past few days. Past couple of runs has us into an unsettled scene from next Thursday.


  • #3
    Meteorite58
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    Certainly worth keeping an eye on it to see if it tracks over this way.

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  • #4
    Meteorite58
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    Handy site from NOAA to follow model predictions.

    https://ruc.noaa.gov/tracks/

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  • #5
    Danno
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    Interesting to see. Certainly a test for the models. Will our northern blocking hold firm? If this scoots up the west coast of Greenland we could be in for an extended dry and warm June.


  • #6
    Meteorite58
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    Latest guidance shows Tropical Storm Arthur eventually dying out / getting merged into other weather a couple of hundred Km's SE of Bermuda

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  • #7
    M.T. Cranium
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    It appears that Arthur would lose energy around the time a deep mid-Atlantic low forms northwest of the Azores and that will bear watching but as the models currently show things, that storm passing Donegal on Friday won't be Arthur, however it may be carrying Arthur's sword.


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