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Category: Tracking the Tropics

Tracking the Tropics – May 2, 2025

Posted on May 2, 2025May 2, 2025 By Hurricaneville
Tracking the Tropics – May 2, 2025
Blogs, Tracking the Tropics

Hurricanes Matthew (2016), Irma (2017), and Michael (2018) were three of 10 storms that grew into Category Five Hurricanes since 2015. Those ten monster storms represent 53 percent of all the Cat Five storms in the last 30 years and nearly a quarter of all such storms on record.

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hurricaneville GWCHurricaneville @hurricaneville ·
14h

Not much change in temperature since midnight. The story is the rain. Nearly 3/4 of an inch since 10 PM last night. Two-thirds have come since midnight & more is on the way. See the hourly forecast for GWC from the NWS at http://tinyurl.com/mrynhw8j. #njwx #rain #noreaster

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nymetrowx New York Metro Weather @nymetrowx ·
16h

Thursday's Weather Rating: 1/10

Immediately no. Rain, heavy at times, with localized flooding expected throughout the day. Breezy, with onshore winds up to 20mph and high temperatures barely reaching the lower 50s. The vibes are bad.

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andyhazelton Andy Hazelton @andyhazelton ·
23h

Thinking back on the AccuWeather Sara forecast, which has gotten some attention today after the "better than NHC" post.

Part of the reason NHC doesn't do 7-day forecasts like this yet is that robust scientific evaluations haven't shown the skill required to make them useful to…

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matthewcappucci Matthew Cappucci @matthewcappucci ·
22h

BREAKING: All FIVE tornadoes in southwest Kansas on Sunday night have been rated EF3s. Maximum damage found up to 165 mph.

At least two of the tornadoes were likely stronger, perhaps significantly; one may have had EF4 winds, and it's possible that the Preston to Turon to…

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