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Monthly Global Tropical Cyclone Tracks June 2001
[Summaries and Track Data] [Prepared by Gary Padgett]
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Monthly Global Tropical Cyclone Tracks June 2001 [Summaries and Track Data] [Prepared by Gary Padgett] |
GLOBAL TROPICAL CYCLONE TRACKS - JUNE 2001
!!!! IMPORTANT -- PLEASE SEE NOTE AT END OF FILE !!!!
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ATLANTIC (ATL) - North Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico
NOTE: The tracking and intensity information for Atlantic Basin
tropical cyclones is based upon operational advisories from
the Tropical Prediction Center/National Hurricane Center,
located in Miami, Florida, USA. The MSW are based on a
1-min averaging period, which is used by all U.S. civilian
and military weather services for tropical cyclone warnings.
In the case of Tropical Storm Allison, the majority of the track
given below was obtained from the storm summaries issued by the
Hydrometeorological Prediction Center (HPC) in Camp Springs,
Maryland. The HPC assumes warning reponsibility for dying inland
tropical cyclones until the threat of flooding from heavy rains
is past.
A special thanks to David Roth for sending me the track for a
subtropical system in early May. This was covered in the May
summary, and the track was also included as well. I am including
the track for this system below so that it will be contained in
one of the cyclone tracks files.
Systems Tracked
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Possible Subtropical Storm 05 - 08 May
Tropical Storm ALLISON (TC-01) 05 - 19 Jun
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Storm Name: None Cyclone Number: None Basin: ATL
(Possible subtropical storm--track supplied by David Roth.)
Date Time Lat Lon Cent MSW MSW Remarks
(GMT) Press 1-min 10-min
(mb) (kts) (kts)
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01 MAY 05 0600 23.0 N 74.0 W 1008 20
01 MAY 05 1200 23.2 N 72.9 W 1007 25
01 MAY 05 1800 23.8 N 72.2 W 1007 30
01 MAY 06 0000 24.8 N 71.7 W 1007 30
01 MAY 06 0600 25.2 N 71.0 W 1006 30
01 MAY 06 1200 25.0 N 70.2 W 1005 30
01 MAY 06 1800 24.5 N 70.1 W 1004 35
01 MAY 07 0000 24.0 N 71.0 W 1004 40
01 MAY 07 0600 24.0 N 69.8 W 1005 45
01 MAY 07 1200 24.2 N 68.8 W 1005 45
01 MAY 07 1800 24.5 N 67.9 W 1006 45
01 MAY 08 0000 25.2 N 67.3 W 1006 45
01 MAY 08 0600 26.0 N 67.0 W 1006 40
Note: The winds and pressures used were based on ship reports and
analyses prepared by HPC and MPC. Note that the maximum sustained
winds held constant at gale force until dissipation due to the
formation of another LOW to its north. Errors on the center location
should be between 30 and 60 nautical miles.
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Storm Name: ALLISON Cyclone Number: 01 Basin: ATL
Date Time Lat Lon Cent MSW MSW Remarks
(GMT) Press 1-min 10-min
(mb) (kts) (kts)
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01 JUN 05 1800 28.1 N 94.7 W 1004 50
01 JUN 05 1900 28.3 N 94.7 W 1004 50 See Note #1
01 JUN 05 2100 28.8 N 95.1 W 1002 50
01 JUN 06 0300 29.1 N 95.0 W 1003 40
01 JUN 06 0900 30.2 N 95.3 W 1004 30 Center inland
01 JUN 06 1500 31.0 N 95.1 W 1005 13 See Note #2
01 JUN 06 2100 31.6 N 95.0 W 1005 13
01 JUN 07 0300 31.6 N 95.0 W 1005 9
01 JUN 07 0900 31.8 N 94.9 W 1006 9
01 JUN 07 1500 31.2 N 95.0 W 1006 17 Winds 22 kts on coast
01 JUN 07 2100 31.2 N 95.0 W 1007 13
01 JUN 08 0300 30.9 N 95.6 W 1005 9
01 JUN 08 0900 30.7 N 96.1 W 1004 9
01 JUN 08 1500 30.4 N 96.2 W 1005 9 Winds 17 kts offshore
01 JUN 08 2100 30.0 N 96.3 W 1007 13
01 JUN 09 0300 29.8 N 96.1 W 1007 17
01 JUN 09 0900 29.4 N 95.6 W 1007 13
01 JUN 09 1500 29.0 N 95.8 W 1007 13 25-30 kts on coast
01 JUN 09 2100 29.0 N 95.4 W 1008 17
01 JUN 10 0300 28.7 N 94.9 W 1007 17 Center offshore
01 JUN 10 0900 28.5 N 95.2 W 1007 13
01 JUN 10 1500 28.8 N 93.8 W 1006 22
01 JUN 10 2100 28.6 N 93.1 W 1005 25
01 JUN 11 0300 29.7 N 91.5 W 1004 25 Center re-formed/inland
01 JUN 11 0900 30.2 N 90.0 W 1002 35 Center inland
01 JUN 11 1500 30.9 N 88.9 W 1000 40 See Note #3
01 JUN 11 2100 31.3 N 87.9 W 1002 25 See Note #4
01 JUN 12 0300 31.4 N 86.8 W 1004 25 Peak winds on coast
01 JUN 12 0900 31.7 N 85.9 W 1004 20
01 JUN 12 1500 32.4 N 84.3 W 1007 13
01 JUN 12 2100 33.1 N 83.0 W 1005 13 See Note #5
01 JUN 13 0300 33.2 N 82.1 W 1006 13
01 JUN 13 0900 33.4 N 81.6 W 1004 13
01 JUN 13 1500 34.0 N 80.2 W 1006 17 Gusts 30 kts SC coast
01 JUN 13 2100 34.2 N 79.0 W 1006 13 "
01 JUN 14 0300 34.4 N 78.1 W 1007 13
01 JUN 14 0900 34.6 N 77.8 W 1007 17
01 JUN 14 1500 35.1 N 77.7 W 1007 13 Est 22 kts offshore
01 JUN 14 2100 34.7 N 77.3 W 1007 13
01 JUN 15 0300 34.6 N 77.3 W 1008 17
01 JUN 15 0900 34.9 N 76.7 W 1008 13
01 JUN 15 1500 35.7 N 76.6 W 1010 17
01 JUN 15 2100 36.0 N 76.6 W 1008 17
01 JUN 16 0300 36.3 N 76.4 W 1007 25 Peak winds offshore
01 JUN 16 0900 36.8 N 76.2 W 1006 25 See Note #6
01 JUN 16 1500 37.0 N 76.0 W 1007 9 Gusts 22 kts offshore
01 JUN 16 2100 37.6 N 75.6 W 1007 9 "
01 JUN 17 0300 38.0 N 75.4 W 1006 13 MSW 22 kts offshore
01 JUN 17 0900 38.4 N 75.0 W 1004 17 MSW 25 kts offshore
01 JUN 17 1500 39.3 N 74.0 W 1004 25 See Note #7
01 JUN 17 2100 40.0 N 72.0 W 1005 17 Gust 33 kts offshore
01 JUN 18 0300 40.9 N 70.5 W 1008 22 Merged with cold front
01 JUN 18 0600 43.0 N 68.0 W 1008 30 MPC High Seas Bulletin
01 JUN 18 1200 42.0 N 67.0 W 1008 30 "
01 JUN 18 1800 43.0 N 64.0 W 1009 25 "
01 JUN 19 1200 40.0 N 60.0 W 1018 20 "
Note #1: Normally in the cyclone tracks I use the analyzed positions at
standard synoptic hours (0000, 0600, 1200, 1800 UTC) instead of the
advisory-time positions. I did not do so for Allison for two reasons:
(a) the initial special advisory at 05/1900 UTC and the next regular
advisory at 05/2100 UTC gave different coordinates for 1800 UTC, and
(b) for continuity with the positions in the storm summaries issued by
HPC which form the vast majority of the track for Allison.
Note #2: Track coordinates and intensities for 06/1500 UTC through
18/0300 UTC were obtained from storm summaries issued by HPC. The exact
hour of analysis was often not explicitly stated, and when it was, some-
times differed from the hour given in the table by an hour or two, but
since the center was usually broad and ill-defined and also slow-moving,
I made no attempt to adjust the positions to the exact advisory hour.
Note #3: A location in the Chandeleur Islands off the Mississippi and
Louisiana coasts reported a peak gust of 50 kts at 11/1200 UTC.
Note #4: Eglin AFB (near Valparaiso, Florida) reported a gust of 47 kts
shortly before local noon (11/1700 UTC).
Note #5: Shortly after 2000 UTC a gust of 28 kts was measured at Vidalia,
Georgia. The highest gust of 31 kts was recorded at an offshore buoy
northeast of St. Simons Island.
Note #6: Diamond Shoals Lighthouse reported a peak sustained wind of
32 kts at 17/0300 UTC.
Note #7: Atlantic City, New Jersey, reported sustained winds of 25 kts
with gusts to 34 kts at 17/0200 UTC.
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NORTHEAST PACIFIC (NEP) - North Pacific Ocean East of Longitude 180
NOTE: The tracking and intensity information for Northeast Pacific
Basin tropical cyclones is based upon operational advisories
from the Tropical Prediction Center/National Hurricane Center
in Miami, Florida, for systems east of Longitude 140W; and
from the Central Pacific Hurricane Center, Honolulu, Hawaii,
for systems west of Longitude 140W. The MSW are based on a
1-min averaging period, which is used by all U.S. civilian
and military weather services for tropical cyclone warnings.
Systems Tracked
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Tropical Storm BARBARA (02E) 20 - 23 Jun
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Storm Name: BARBARA Cyclone Number: 02E Basin: NEP
Date Time Lat Lon Cent MSW MSW Remarks
(GMT) Press 1-min 10-min
(mb) (kts) (kts)
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01 JUN 20 0000 11.9 N 126.5 W 1008 30
01 JUN 20 0600 12.1 N 128.0 W 1008 30
01 JUN 20 1200 12.2 N 129.2 W 1007 30
01 JUN 20 1800 12.9 N 130.5 W 1005 35
01 JUN 21 0000 13.7 N 131.5 W 1003 40
01 JUN 21 0600 14.6 N 132.8 W 1000 45
01 JUN 21 1200 14.7 N 134.2 W 997 50
01 JUN 21 1800 15.1 N 135.3 W 1000 45
01 JUN 22 0000 15.6 N 136.4 W 1000 45
01 JUN 22 0600 16.0 N 137.9 W 1004 35
01 JUN 22 1200 16.5 N 138.9 W 1005 35
01 JUN 22 1800 16.8 N 140.1 W 1006 30
01 JUN 23 0000 17.3 N 141.2 W 1006 30
Note: Final two advisories issued by CPHC, Honolulu, Hawaii.
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NORTHWEST PACIFIC (NWP) - North Pacific Ocean West of Longitude 180
NOTE: The tracking information for Northwest Pacific Basin tropical
cyclones is based primarily upon operational warnings from the
Joint Typhoon Warning Center of the U.S. Air Force and Navy at
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Comparisons were made with track
coordinates given in advisories from the meteorological services
of Japan (JMA) and the Philippines (PAGASA). In general, whenever
the center position differed by more than 40-50 nm from JTWC's, an
entry was made in the Remarks column.
Michael V. Padua, owner of the Typhoon 2000 webpage, sent me the
PAGASA and JMA tracks for Typhoons Chebi/Emong and Durian, and for
Tropical Depression Darna. Roger Edson, of the University of
Guam, also sent me his version of a track for Darna. Huang
Chunliang, of Fuzhou, China, sent me tracks for the two typhoons
from the National Meteorological Center of China and the Hong
Kong Observatory. A special thanks to these gentlemen for their
assistance.
The 1-min avg MSW were taken from the JTWC advisories while the
10-min avg MSW and central pressure estimates were obtained from
JMA's advisories. The 10-min MSW estimates from the other centers
follow the main track in a separate table.
Systems Tracked
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Tropical Depresssion DARNA 13 - 20 Jun
Typhoon CHEBI (04W / EMONG / 0102) 19 - 24 Jun
Typhoon DURIAN (05W / 0103) 29 Jun - 03 Jul
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Storm Name: None Cyclone Number: None Basin: NWP
PAGASA Internal Name: DARNA JMA Tropical Storm Number: None
Date Time Lat Lon Cent MSW MSW Remarks
(GMT) Press 1-min 10-min
(mb) (kts) (kts)
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01 JUN 13 1200 10.0 N 137.5 E 15 Roger Edson Track (RE)
01 JUN 14 0000 10.5 N 135.5 E 15
01 JUN 14 1200 11.0 N 133.5 E 20
01 JUN 15 0000 11.5 N 131.5 E 25
01 JUN 15 1200 12.5 N 129.5 E 25
01 JUN 16 0000 13.5 N 128.0 E 25
01 JUN 16 1200 14.0 N 126.5 E 25
01 JUN 16 1800 14.5 N 125.0 E 30 PAGASA Warnings
01 JUN 17 0000 14.3 N 124.7 E 30 30
01 JUN 17 0600 14.4 N 124.4 E 30
01 JUN 17 1200 15.2 N 123.2 E 30 30 RE: 16.5 N, 123.0 E
01 JUN 17 1800 16.1 N 122.5 E 30
01 JUN 18 0000 16.7 N 119.5 E 30 30 RE: 19.0 N, 121.5 E
01 JUN 18 0600 16.3 N 118.9 E 30
01 JUN 18 1200 20.2 N 119.0 E 30 30 RE: 20.5 N, 120.5 E
01 JUN 18 1800 20.5 N 120.0 E 30
01 JUN 19 0000 21.0 N 120.1 E 30 30 RE: 21.5 N, 119.5 E
01 JUN 19 0600 21.8 N 120.4 E 30
01 JUN 19 1200 22.9 N 120.7 E 25 30 RE: 23.0 N, 120.0 E
01 JUN 19 1800 23.7 N 121.1 E 30 Inland in Taiwan
01 JUN 20 0000 26.0 N 120.5 E 15 Roger Edson Track
Note: Roger Edson indicated that his track was based on available
scatterometer and satellite imagery, and that the coordinates were
rounded to the nearest half-degree.
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Storm Name: CHEBI Cyclone Number: 04W Basin: NWP
PAGASA Internal Name: EMONG JMA Tropical Storm Number: 0102
Date Time Lat Lon Cent MSW MSW Remarks
(GMT) Press 1-min 10-min
(mb) (kts) (kts)
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01 JUN 19 1800 12.0 N 135.8 E 30
01 JUN 20 0000 12.0 N 135.1 E 1002 30 30
01 JUN 20 0600 13.0 N 133.6 E 996 35 35 Named by JMA
01 JUN 20 1200 13.8 N 131.5 E 996 40 35
01 JUN 20 1800 14.1 N 129.2 E 992 45 35
01 JUN 21 0000 14.3 N 127.7 E 990 45 45
01 JUN 21 0600 15.2 N 127.2 E 990 45 45
01 JUN 21 1200 16.0 N 125.9 E 980 55 50
01 JUN 21 1800 17.1 N 124.7 E 980 60 50
01 JUN 22 0000 18.3 N 123.6 E 975 65 50
01 JUN 22 0600 19.3 N 122.4 E 965 75 60
01 JUN 22 1200 20.4 N 121.1 E 965 75 65
01 JUN 22 1800 21.1 N 119.9 E 960 90 65
01 JUN 23 0000 22.1 N 119.4 E 955 100 70
01 JUN 23 0600 23.3 N 119.1 E 965 95 75
01 JUN 23 1200 24.7 N 119.3 E 980 90 65
01 JUN 23 1800 26.3 N 119.7 E 990 85 55 On coast of China
01 JUN 24 0000 28.3 N 120.5 E 998 45 45 Inland
01 JUN 24 0600 30.3 N 122.2 E 1000 45 Coord-JMA / MSW-China
01 JUN 24 1200 32.8 N 124.6 E 1000 35 " - Offshore
Note: Position coordinates were in very good agreement among the various
warning agencies throughout the life of Chebi. The 10-min mean sustained
winds given above were taken from JMA's bulletins with the exception of
the last two entries, which were estimated by the National Meteorological
Center of China (NMCC). (JMA's winds for those two times were 35 kts
and 30 kts, respectively.) Following is a tabular summary of the maximum
10-min average wind estimates from PAGASA, NMCC, and the Hong Kong
Observatory (HKO):
Date Time MSW (10-min) in Kts
(GMT) PAGASA NMCC HKO
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01 JUN 20 0000 35
01 JUN 20 0600 40 35
01 JUN 20 1200 40 40
01 JUN 20 1800 45 40
01 JUN 21 0000 50 40
01 JUN 21 0600 50 40
01 JUN 21 1200 55 45
01 JUN 21 1800 55 50 50
01 JUN 22 0000 55 60 55
01 JUN 22 0600 55 70 65
01 JUN 22 1200 55 70 65
01 JUN 22 1800 55 70 70
01 JUN 23 0000 65 80 75
01 JUN 23 0600 65 80 75
01 JUN 23 1200 70 65
01 JUN 23 1800 60 60
01 JUN 24 0000 45 45
01 JUN 24 0600 45 35
01 JUN 24 1200 35
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Storm Name: DURIAN Cyclone Number: 05W Basin: NWP
PAGASA Internal Name: None JMA Tropical Storm Number: 0103
Date Time Lat Lon Cent MSW MSW Remarks
(GMT) Press 1-min 10-min
(mb) (kts) (kts)
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01 JUN 29 0600 16.2 N 116.4 E 1004 30 JMA Bulletin
01 JUN 29 1200 16.0 N 116.0 E 1000 30 "
01 JUN 29 1800 16.2 N 116.4 E 1000 25 30 JMA: 16.7 N, 114.6 E
01 JUN 30 0000 16.6 N 115.7 E 1000 35 30 JMA: 16.6 N, 114.5 E
01 JUN 30 0600 17.1 N 115.0 E 996 40 35
01 JUN 30 1200 18.1 N 114.3 E 990 45 45
01 JUN 30 1800 18.7 N 113.9 E 985 55 50
01 JUL 01 0000 19.4 N 112.7 E 985 55 50
01 JUL 01 0600 19.8 N 112.3 E 985 65 50
01 JUL 01 1200 20.1 N 111.6 E 980 70 55
01 JUL 01 1800 20.9 N 110.8 E 970 75 60
01 JUL 02 0000 21.4 N 109.8 E 975 75 50
01 JUL 02 0600 21.6 N 108.7 E 980 70 45
01 JUL 02 1200 22.1 N 108.1 E 990 65 40 Inland
01 JUL 02 1800 22.8 N 107.5 E 992 40 35 See Note
01 JUL 03 0000 22.3 N 106.6 E 992 35 Hong Kong Obs Wrng
Note: At 1800 UTC on 2 July, the position from China's National
Meteorological Center (NMCC) was 22.2 N, 107.2 E. Also, for this time,
the 35-kt 10-min avg MSW is NMCC's estimate. JMA's value was 30 kts
while Hong Kong Observatory (HKO) was reporting 40 kts. The 10-min
mean sustained winds given above were taken from JMA's bulletins with
the exception of the last two entries, as noted. Following is a
tabular summary of the maximum 10-min average wind estimates from NMC
and HKO:
Date Time MSW (10-min) in Kts
(GMT) NMCC HKO
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01 JUN 30 0600 35 35
01 JUN 30 1200 45 40
01 JUN 30 1800 45 45
01 JUL 01 0000 50 50
01 JUL 01 0600 60 55
01 JUL 01 1200 65 65
01 JUL 01 1800 70 65
01 JUL 02 0000 60 65
01 JUL 02 0600 60 55
01 JUL 02 1200 45 45
01 JUL 02 1800 35 40
01 JUL 03 0000 35
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SOUTHWEST INDIAN OCEAN (SWI) - South Indian Ocean West of Longitude 90E
NOTE: The tracking coordinates, 10-min avg MSW, and estimates of
central pressure were obtained from the RSMC La Reunion's
(MFR) advisories, while the 1-min avg MSW values were taken
from JTWC's warnings. A very special thanks to Patrick Hoareau
of Rennes, France, for sending me the track for this system
already typed in the correct format with only minimal editing
needed by myself. Also, a special thanks to Karl Hoarau of
Cergy-Pontoise University, near Paris, for sending me the results
of a Dvorak analysis he performed on satellite imagery of the
subject tropical cyclone. The 1-min avg MSW given in the primary
track below were taken from Karl's analysis. JTWC's MSW estimates
follow the track in a separate tabulation.
Systems Tracked
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Tropical Cyclone (MFR 11 / 21S) 20 - 23 Jun
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Storm Name: None Cyclone Number: 21S Basin: SWI
MFR Tropical Disturbance Number: 11
Date Time Lat Lon Cent MSW MSW Remarks
(GMT) Press 1-min 10-min
(mb) (kts) (kts)
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01 JUN 20 0000 33.2 S 35.7 E 20 From Karl Hoarau
01 JUN 20 0600 31.7 S 35.3 E 25 "
01 JUN 20 1200 30.2 S 34.3 E 30 "
01 JUN 20 1800 28.5 S 34.0 E 35 "
01 JUN 21 0000 26.9 S 33.9 E 45 JTWC JMV File
01 JUN 21 0600 26.6 S 34.7 E 65 "
01 JUN 21 1200 26.4 S 35.2 E 1005 65 30 MFR Warnings
01 JUN 21 1800 26.4 S 35.8 E 1005 55 30 JTWC: 26.0 S, 36.3 E
01 JUN 22 0000 26.0 S 37.3 E 45 JTWC JMV File
01 JUN 22 0600 25.8 S 39.2 E 1000 45 40 MFR Warnings
01 JUN 22 1200 25.9 S 40.2 E 1000 35 40
01 JUN 22 1800 25.7 S 41.1 E 1000 30 30
01 JUN 23 0000 25.1 S 41.7 E 25 JTWC JMV File
01 JUN 23 0600 24.6 S 41.9 E 20 Final JTWC Warning
01 JUN 23 1200 23.9 S 41.9 E 30 MFR Trop Wx Discussion
Note: The 1-min MSW estimates were provided by Dr. Karl Hoarau of Cergy-
Pontoise University, France, based on his own Dvorak analysis and Quik-
Scat data (60 kts at 21/0445 UTC). The peak intensities on 21 June are
significantly higher than those estimated in the warnings from MFR and
JTWC; however, both Roger Edson and Chip Guard of the University of Guam
have expressed the opinion that the cyclone most likely was of hurricane
intensity on that date. The 10-min mean winds above were obtained from
MFR's warnings. JTWC's 1-min avg MSW operational estimates are listed
below:
Date Time MSW (1-min) in Kts
(GMT) JTWC
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01 JUN 21 1800 45
01 JUN 22 0600 35
01 JUN 22 1800 35
01 JUN 23 0600 25
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!!!!!! IMPORTANT NOTE - PLEASE READ !!!!!!
It has been brought to my attention that I should repeat in the
cyclone tracks file the caveat which is included in the Author's
Note at the end of the cyclone summaries. The tropical cyclone
tracks which I prepare are based upon the operational warnings/
advisories/advices/bulletins from the various tropical cyclone
warning agencies around the world. Users of these tracks should
be aware that they are preliminary and subject to revision during
post-seasonal analyses of the cyclones by the forecasters and
analysts at the several warning centers.
For the Atlantic and Northeast Pacific basins, official tropical
cyclone reports and "best tracks" can be found at the website of
the Tropical Prediction Center/National Hurricane Center:
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov>
The Joint Typhoon Warning Center's website contains links to their
Annual Tropical Cyclone Reports (ATCR) which include that agency's
"best tracks" for tropical cyclones in the Northwest Pacific basin,
the North Indian Ocean, and the Southern Hemisphere:
http://199.10.200.33/jtwc.html>
For the actual Best Tracks files, click on the link for Best Tracks
(in the menu on the left side of the screen) and follow instructions.
In the ATCR for 2000, the Chapter 5 tab contains verification
statistics of JTWC warnings for all the 2000 tropical cyclones in the
Northwest Pacific, North Indian Ocean, and the Southern Hemisphere.
There are gaps in the Best Tracks presented here for certain cyclones
during periods in which no warnings were being issued.
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