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24. Satellite cl oud imageries are used along with other meteorological features to estimate t he intensities and the wind speed associated with these intense systems The satellite cl oud configurations expressed by T numbers have unique relati onship w Weather Systems. The image above shows a . midlatitude. cyclone that was called the “1993 . Superstorm. ” and “The Storm of the Century.” This mid-March cyclone brought blizzard conditions to the E. coast. Mid-latitude cyclones are easy to identify . ENTER TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT HURRICANE ARTHUR (AL 01 2014 ) – 5 July 201 4 National Hurricane CenterAprilEAST VISIBLE SATELLITE IMAGE OF H Hurricane Arthur Hurricane Arthur5 JULY 2014SYNOP Ethan Wright: UNC Asheville. Research Advisor: . Dr. Christopher . Hennon. 04/22/2015. Peak Intensity: 190 mph. Lowest Pressure: 870 . mb. Small eye size of 8 nm . Super Typhoon Tip (1979). Super Typhoon Winnie (1997). David Roth. NOAA . Weather . Prediction Center. College Park, . MD. Last Updated: . April 30, 2015. Collaborative track . f. orecast – medium . r. ange. Rainfall Statements composed by WPC. WPC assumes responsibility for inland depressions outside of Florida. Madeline Frank. EAS 4480. Course Project. April 2016. Goals. 4 Ocean Basins:. . North Atlantic, East Pacific, West Pacific, . Indian. Determine the relationship (if any) between active and/or inactive tropical cyclone years among 4 Ocean basins. -1- Hurricane Nora 1-9 October 2003 Lixion. A. Avila National Hurricane Center 4 November 2003 a.Synoptic History Nora developed from a tropical wave that moved off the coast of Africa on 13 Septe 1Hurricane Ivan2-24September 2004Stacy R StewartNational Hurricane Center16December 2004Updated 27May2005 to revise damage estimateUpdated 11 August 2011 to revise damage estimateIvan was a classical 2223 May 2021 3 August 2021 NASA/TERRA MODERATE RESOLUTION IMAGING SPECTRORADIOMETER MODIS IMAGERY OF SUBTROPICAL STORM ANA AT 1507 UTC 22 MAY 2021 IMAGE COURTESY OF NASA EOSDIS WORLDVIEW Ana origina 1 2SAB and the U S Air Force Weather Agency AFWA Microwave satellite imagery from NOAA polar-orbiting satellites the NASA Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission TRMM the NASA QuikSCAT the NASA Aqua the Nenad. . Leder. Faculty of Maritime Studies, . Ruđera. . Boškovića. 37, 21000 Split, Croatia, nenad.leder@pfst.hr. Zvonimir . Lušić. Faculty of Maritime Studies, . Ruđera. . Boškovića. 37, 21000 Split, Croatia. Past, Present, and Future Tropical Cyclone Activity Jacob Carstens 1 , Christopher Uejio 2 , and Allison Wing 1 1 Department of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science, Florida State University, Tallaha and. Working Group for Tropical Cyclone Research (WG/TCR) . Dr. Frank Marks (NOAA) and Dr. Ron . Ferek. (Navy). Co-Chairs, Working Group for Tropical Cyclone Research (WG/TCR). 1. History of JAG/TCR. Dr.. Swarnima Singh. Dept. of Geography,. DDUGU. , . India. Tropical Cyclones. General Characteristics. Cyclone . developed in the region lying between the tropics of Capricorn and Cancer are called tropical cyclone, which are not regular and uniform like extra tropical or temperate cyclones..