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Jeff Masters

@drjeffmasters

Hurricane scientist for NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-90. Co-founded Weather Underground in 1995. Semi-retired, I write about extreme weather and climate change.

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linkhttps://yaleclimateconnections.org/section/eye-on-the-storm/ calendar_today20-08-2010 20:54:20

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Bob Henson (@bhensonweather) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Atlantic is quiet for now, but the Pacific is cooking. Typhoon #Shanshan may slam into Japan as a Cat 4 equivalent, and TS #Hone will swing close to the Big Island of Hawai'i. More from Jeff Masters and me: Climate Connections yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/08/the-pa…

Bob Henson (@bhensonweather) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tough-to-predict Typhoon #Shanshan is still aiming for Japan, but it'll arrive farther west, later, and perhaps weaker than earlier thought. More on Shanshan – and the story of Japan's only Cat 5-level landfall – from Jeff Masters and me: Climate Connections yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/08/typhoo…

Dr. Kelly Núñez Ocasio (@knubez) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What's happening in the current Atlantic hurricane season aligns with my recent study, where we found that a wet monsoon & a northward-shifted AEJ-AEW system reduce and delay TC genesis. Check out the physical mechanisms in our paper: doi.org/10.1029/2023MS….

Craig Ceecee, Ph.D. (@cc_stormwatch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For each county, this map shows when the last time that any part of it saw a hurricane (note: that means 74 mph or higher sustained winds - which is more than many perceive!). Especially for inland counties, this is approximate. White means none since 1851. #tropics #hurricane

For each county, this map shows when the last time that any part of it saw a hurricane (note: that means 74 mph or higher sustained winds - which is more than many perceive!). Especially for inland counties, this is approximate. White means none since 1851. #tropics #hurricane
Bob Henson (@bhensonweather) 's Twitter Profile Photo

After an eerily long pause, there are now three Atlantic systems being watched for potential tropical development over the next week. September is almost here :-O A pre-holiday update from Jeff Masters and me at Climate Connections: yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/08/labor-…

Jeff Masters (@drjeffmasters) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A recent dive “identified 28 living coral colonies. Everything else they surveyed — thousands of corals that had been raised and carefully planted in previous years — had perished, the latest victims of the world’s decades-long addiction to planet-heating fossil fuels.”

Jeff Masters (@drjeffmasters) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The lead image from the post today from Bob Henson and myself says volumes about what is going on in the tropical Atlantic this week -- not much. yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/09/a-plac…

Jeff Masters (@drjeffmasters) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Atlantic is filled with weak disturbances unlikely to develop, so it's time to talk about typhoons! Bob Henson and I lay out the latest on Typhoon Yagi, expected to hit southern China Friday morning (U.S. EDT): yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/09/powerf…

Michael Lowry (@michaelrlowry) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You've all seen the viral video of the NOAA Aircraft Operations Center flight into Ian in 2022. There's so much more to unpack, including a new era of hurricane hunting. This is the story of the scientists using AI-powered drones to hunt the world's most powerful storms. yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/09/a-new-…

Jeff Masters (@drjeffmasters) 's Twitter Profile Photo

JTWC: #Yagi will hit Haiphong (pop. 2 million) as a 115-kt Cat 4. Then Yagi “WILL BE SLOW TO WEAKEN AS IT TRAVERSES THE MARSHES OF THE RED RIVER DELTA, DUE TO THE BROWN-WATER EFFECT…A 100-KT TYPHOON OVER OR VERY NEAR HANOI IS A DEFINITE POSSIBILITY.” 8.6 million live in Hanoi.