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Posted
  • Location: Leeds/Bradford border, 185 metres above sea level, around 600 feet
  • Location: Leeds/Bradford border, 185 metres above sea level, around 600 feet

How do you calculate hpa into mb????

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  • Location: Hertford
  • Location: Hertford
monday what is your name on the aus site? is it the same as on here?

PK you should join the site for this you seem to know alot more than most on there :o

Wolves mate try MONDY not monday :o

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But it's windspeeds seem to have increased as well. They were 160mph before but now seem to be 180mph. If the pressure went up then why did it strengthen?

i hope im right the central pressure has nothing to do with the wind speed

PK?

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  • Location: Larbert
  • Location: Larbert
monday what is your name on the aus site? is it the same as on here?

I'm not registered on there. Don't see the need tbh. Those guys (or at least some of them) are actually affected by the ongoings. I ain't, so don't see the need to input from 15000 miles away etc :o Just an innocent bystander really..

Is PK a member? Maybe you should go an sort 'em out! :o

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Wolves mate try MONDY not monday :o

:o its been a long day ;)

I'm not registered on there. Don't see the need tbh. Those guys (or at least some of them) are actually affected by the ongoings. I ain't, so don't see the need to input from 15000 miles away etc :o Just an innocent bystander really..

Is PK a member? Maybe you should go an sort 'em out! ;)

look above your post mondy ;)

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  • Location: Watford
  • Location: Watford
But it's windspeeds seem to have increased as well. They were 160mph before but now seem to be 180mph. If the pressure went up then why did it strengthen?

They've been sustained at 135kts since dropping to 905hPa. The pressure has gone up 5hPa but they haven't changed the winds.

How do you calculate hpa into mb????

It is the same thing but in standard units.

i hope im right the central pressure has nothing to do with the wind speed

PK?

You can't directly infer windspeeds from the pressure. A large storm with a low pressure with have lower winds than a smaller storm with the same central pressure.

I don't need another forum right at the moment. :o

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They've been sustained at 135kts since dropping to 905hPa. The pressure has gone up 5hPa but they haven't changed the winds.

It is the same thing but in standard units.

You can't directly infer windspeeds from the pressure. A large storm with a low pressure with have lower winds than a smaller storm with the same central pressure.

I don't need another forum right at the moment. :o

:o well said i only go on there when something happens in the area some times its nice to have a near real time update well that would be true if ppl would update more often in aus ;)

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Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology

Northern Territory

Darwin Regional Forecasting Centre

TOP PRIORITY

MEDIA: Transmitters serving the Gove area are requested to use the cyclone

emergency warning signal with this message.

TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING

TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 61

Issued by the BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY, DARWIN

at 8:00 am CST Monday 24 April 2006

A CYCLONE WARNING is now current for coastal and island communities between CAPE

WESSEL and DALY RIVER MOUTH, including DARWIN, the TIWI ISLANDS, COBOURG

PENINSULA and JABIRU.

A CYCLONE WATCH extends southwest between DALY RIVER MOUTH and PORT KEATS.

The CYCLONE WARNING between NHULUNBUY and CAPE WESSEL has been cancelled.

At 7 am CST SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica CATEGORY 5 was located about 80

kilometres north of ELCHO ISLAND, 180 kilometres northwest of NHULUNBUY and 520

kilometres east northeast of DARWIN, moving west at 13 kilometres per hour. The

cyclone will move further west and closer to the coast later today. The cyclone

is then expected to weaken slightly as it passes over the COBOURG PENINSULA

tonight, but will still be a SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE as it moves across the

northwest DARWIN-DALY and TIWI ISLANDS area during Tuesday.

The VERY DESTRUCTIVE core of SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica with gusts to 350

kilometres per hour is currently affecting the islands off the northeast Arnhem

Land coast and is expected to cross the north coast between MANINGRIDA and

CROKER ISLAND later today, and approach DARWIN-DALY and TIWI ISLAND area on

Tuesday afternoon.

DESTRUCTIVE WINDS with gusts to 160 kilometres per hour are currently being

experienced on the remaining islands about the northeast Arnhem Land coast, and

should extend further west to CAPE DON by tonight.

GALES with gusts to 100 kilometres per hour are currently being experienced on

the northeast Arnhem Land coast, and will extend westward ahead of the cyclone,

reaching the northwest DARWIN-DALY and TIWI ISLANDS area on Tuesday morning.

DANGEROUSLY HIGH TIDES could cause EXTENSIVE FLOODING at the coast between

NHULUNBUY and ELCHO ISLAND this morning, extending westwards to GOULBURN ISLAND

later today.

HEAVY RAIN is expected to cause significant stream rises and flooding of low

lying areas in northeastern Arnhem Land this morning, extending across the

remainder of the northern Top End during the day.

Details of SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica at 7 am CST:

. Centre located near...... 11.3 degrees South 135.5 degrees East

. Location accuracy........ within 30 kilometres

. Recent movement.......... towards the west at 13 km/h

. Wind gusts near centre... 350 kilometres per hour

. Intensity................ CATEGORY 5

. Central pressure......... 915 hectoPascals

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  • Location: Taunton, Somerset
  • Weather Preferences: Snow, thunder, strong winds
  • Location: Taunton, Somerset

Looks like after making landfall again it could turn in a more southerly direction, heading further inland and weakening.

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Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology

Northern Territory

Darwin Regional Forecasting Centre

TOP PRIORITY

MEDIA: Transmitters serving the area Cape Don to Elcho Island are requested to

use the cyclone emergency warning signal with this message.

TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING

TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 65

Issued by the BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY, DARWIN

at 8:16 pm CST Monday 24 April 2006

A CYCLONE WARNING is current for coastal and island communities between ELCHO

ISLAND and PORT KEATS, including DARWIN, the TIWI ISLANDS, COBOURG PENINSULA and

JABIRU.

A CYCLONE WATCH is current between PORT KEATS and KALUMBURU in Western

Australia.

At 7 pm CST [5:30 pm WST] SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica CATEGORY 5 was crossing

the coast about 30 kilometres west of MANINGRIDA, which is 125 kilometres east

northeast of Oenpelli and 355 kilometres east northeast of DARWIN, and moving

west southwest at 14 kilometres per hour. The cyclone is expected to continue to

move west southwest, and commence to weaken as it moves across northwestern

Arnhem Land tonight, but will still be a SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE as it moves

across the northwest DARWIN-DALY and TIWI ISLANDS area during Tuesday.

The VERY DESTRUCTIVE core of SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica with gusts to 350

kilometres per hour is currently affecting parts of the coast between MANINGRIDA

and GOULBURN ISLAND, and is expected to approach the DARWIN-DALY and TIWI ISLAND

area on Tuesday afternoon with gusts to 220 kilometres per hour.

DESTRUCTIVE WINDS with gusts to 160 kilometres per hour are currently being

experienced on the far north coast between MANINGRIDA and GOULBURN ISLAND, and

should progress further west and inland to affect the COBOURG PENINSULA and

OENPELLI tonight, and will then approach the northwest DARWIN-DALY and TIWI

ISLANDS area during Tuesday morning.

GALES with gusts to 100 kilometres per hour are currently being experienced on

the north of the Top End coast, and will extend westward with the cyclone,

approaching the northwest DARWIN-DALY and TIWI ISLANDS area from early Tuesday

morning. GALES may extend further west to KALUMBURU in Western Australia during

Wednesday.

DANGEROUSLY HIGH TIDES could cause EXTENSIVE FLOODING at the coast between

MANINGRIDA and GOULBURN ISLAND tonight.

HEAVY RAIN is expected to cause significant stream rises and flooding of low

lying areas in across the northern Top End tonight and tomorrow.

Details of SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica at 7 pm CST [5:30 pm WST]:

. Centre located near...... 11.8 degrees South 134.1 degrees East

. Location accuracy........ within 30 kilometres

. Recent movement.......... towards the west southwest at 14 km/h

. Wind gusts near centre... 350 kilometres per hour

. Intensity................ CATEGORY 5

. Central pressure......... 915 hectoPascals

REPEATING: A CYCLONE WARNING is current between ELCHO ISLAND and PORT KEATS,

including DARWIN, TIWI ISLANDS, COBOURG PENINSULA and JABIRU.

A CYCLONE WATCH extends southwest to KALUMBURU in Western Australia.

The next advice will be issued at 11 pm CST [9:30 pm WST].

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Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology

Northern Territory

Darwin Regional Forecasting Centre

TOP PRIORITY

MEDIA: Transmitters serving the area Point Stuart to Maningrida are requested to

use the cyclone emergency warning signal with this message.

TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING

TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 67

Issued by the BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY, DARWIN

at 2:00 am CST Tuesday 25 April 2006

A CYCLONE WARNING is now current for coastal and island communities between

MANINGRIDA and the NT/WA BORDER, including DARWIN, the TIWI ISLANDS, COBOURG

PENINSULA and JABIRU.

A CYCLONE WATCH is current between the NT/WA BORDER and KALUMBURU in Western

Australia.

The CYCLONE WARNING between MILINGIMBI and MANINGRIDA has been cancelled.

At 1 am CST [11:30 pm WST] SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica CATEGORY 4 was located

over land about 65 kilometres northeast of JABIRU and 265 kilometres east of

DARWIN, and is moving west southwest at 14 kilometres per hour. The cyclone is

expected to continue to move west southwest and weaken as it moves across the

DARWIN-DALY area today, but will still remain as a SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE.

The VERY DESTRUCTIVE core of SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica with gusts to 235

kilometres per hour is currently affecting parts of northwest Arnhem Land

between MANINGRIDA and JABIRU and is expected to move across the DARWIN-DALY

area during the day with gusts to 175 kilometres per hour.

DESTRUCTIVE WINDS with gusts to 160 kilometres per hour are currently being

experienced in parts of northwest Arnhem Land, between MANINGRIDA, GOULBURN

ISLAND and JABIRU, and should progress into the DARWIN-DALY area later this

morning.

GALES with gusts to 100 kilometres per hour are currently being experienced on

the northern Top End coast, and will begin to affect the DARWIN-DALY and TIWI

ISLANDS area early this morning. GALES may extend further west to KALUMBURU in

Western Australia during Wednesday.

HEAVY RAIN is expected to cause significant stream rises and flooding of low

lying areas across the north and western Top End today.

Details of SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica at 1 am CST [11:30 pm WST]:

. Centre located near...... 12.3 degrees South 133.3 degrees East

. Location accuracy........ within 45 kilometres

. Recent movement.......... towards the west southwest at 14 km/h

. Wind gusts near centre... 235 kilometres per hour

. Intensity................ CATEGORY 4

. Central pressure......... 950 hectoPascals

REPEATING: A CYCLONE WARNING is now current between MAININGRIDA and the NT/WA

BORDER, including DARWIN, the TIWI ISLANDS, COBOURG PENINSULA and JABIRU.

A CYCLONE WATCH extends west to KALUMBURU in Western Australia.

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IDDP0002

Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology

Northern Territory

Darwin Regional Forecasting Centre

TOP PRIORITY

MEDIA: Transmitters serving the area Point Stuart to Oenpelli are requested to

use the cyclone emergency warning signal with this message.

TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING

TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 68

Issued by the BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY, DARWIN

at 5:00 am CST [3:30 am WST] Tuesday 25 April 2006

A CYCLONE WARNING is now current for coastal and island communities between

GOULBURN ISLAND and the NT/WA BORDER, including DARWIN and the TIWI ISLANDS, but

not including the COBOURG PENINSULA. A CYCLONE WARNING is also current for

inland communities in the Darwin-Daly district including BATCHELOR, DALY RIVER

and ADELAIDE RIVER.

A CYCLONE WATCH is current between the NT/WA BORDER and KALUMBURU in Western

Australia.

The CYCLONE WARNING between MANINGRIDA and GOULBURN ISLAND and over the COBOURG

PENINSULA has been cancelled.

At 4 am CST [2:30 pm WST] TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica CATEGORY 2 was located over

land about 15 kilometres west southwest of JABIRU and 200 kilometres east of

DARWIN, and is moving west southwest at 20 kilometres per hour. The cyclone has

weakened significantly over the past few hours. It is expected to continue to

move west southwest and weaken as it moves across the DARWIN-DALY district

today, but will still remain as TROPICAL CYCLONE.

DESTRUCTIVE WINDS with gusts to 125 kilometres per hour are currently being

experienced near JABIRU and should progress into the DARWIN-DALY area this

morning before the cyclone weakens further.

GALES with gusts to 100 kilometres per hour are currently being experienced

within 75 kilometres of the centre near JABIRU, and will progress further across

the DARWIN-DALY area during today. GALES may develop over DARWIN and the

southern TIWI ISLANDS this afternoon if the cyclone takes a more westerly track.

GALES may extend further west to KALUMBURU in Western Australia during

Wednesday.

HEAVY RAIN is expected to cause significant stream rises and flooding of low

lying areas across the north and western Top End today.

Details of TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica at 4 am CST [2:30 am WST]:

. Centre located near...... 12.7 degrees South 132.7 degrees East

. Location accuracy........ within 45 kilometres

. Recent movement.......... towards the west southwest at 20 km/h

. Wind gusts near centre... 125 kilometres per hour

. Intensity................ CATEGORY 2

. Central pressure......... 980 hectoPascals

REPEATING: A CYCLONE WARNING is now current between GOULBURN ISLAND and the

NT/WA BORDER, including DARWIN, the TIWI ISLANDS, JABIRU, BATCHELOR and ADELAIDE

RIVER.

A CYCLONE WATCH extends west to KALUMBURU in Western Australia.

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what a change in direction

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IDDP0002

Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology

Northern Territory

Darwin Regional Forecasting Centre

TOP PRIORITY

TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING

TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 72

Issued by the BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY, DARWIN

at 5:00 pm CST [3:30 pm WST] Tuesday 25 April 2006

A CYCLONE WARNING is now current between the DALY RIVER MOUTH and KALUMBURU in

Western Australia.

At 4 pm CST [2:30 pm WST] a TROPICAL LOW [EX-TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica] was

located over the Timor sea about 25 kilometres northwest of DARWIN and 95

kilometres southeast of CAPE FOURCROY, and is moving west northwest at 14

kilometres per hour. The low is expected to re-intensify and to start moving

southwest towards the north Kimberley coast during Wednesday.

GALES with gusts to 110 kilometres per hour are expected to develop between the

NT/WA border and KALUMBURU late on Wednesday. However if the cyclone moves in a

more southerly direction we may also see GALES develop between the DALY RIVER

MOUTH and the NT/WA border late on Wednesday.

There is a possibility of DESTRUCTIVE WINDS with gusts to 150 kilometres per

hour developing between KALUMBURU and the NT/WA BORDER early Thursday.

HEAVY RAIN is expected to cause significant stream rises and flooding of low

lying areas across the TOP END and extending to the northern Kimberley during

Wednesday or Thursday.

Details of EX-TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica at 4 pm CST [2:30 pm WST]:

. Centre located near...... 12.3 degrees South 130.7 degrees East

. Location accuracy........ within 45 kilometres

. Recent movement.......... towards the west northwest at 14 km/h

. Wind gusts near centre... 75 kilometres per hour

. Central pressure......... 998 hectoPascals

REPEATING: A CYCLONE WARNING is now current between DALY RIVER MOUTH and

KALUMBURU in Western Australia.

The next advice will be issued at 8 pm CST [6:30 pm WST].

could this be yet onother 1?

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Posted
  • Location: Watford
  • Location: Watford

Another one to watch now.

No. BOB/1/2006/ 05 Dated 25th April 2006

Subject: Cyclonic Storm over Bay of Bengal

The Cyclonic Storm ( MALA ) over southeast Bay of Bengal remained practically stationary and lay centred at 2030 IST of 25th April 2006 near Lat. 10.00 N and Long. 89.50 E, about 400 km southwest of Port Blair and 1100 km southeast of Chennai. The system is likely to intensify further and move slowly in northwesterly direction.

Under its influence, isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall accompanied with squally winds speed reaching 65-75 kmph is likely over Andaman & Nicobar Islands during next 48 hours.

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does look a decent storm been there for some time now been called 02B.NONAME

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Latest satellite imagery indicates that the Low pressure area over Andaman Sea and neighbourhood has concentrated into a Depression which lies over Southeast Bay and adjoining South Andaman Sea centered at 0300 UTC of 25th April,2006 with in half a degree of Latitude 9.5°North and Longitude 90.5°East RPT Lat 9.5°N/Long 90.5°E about 350 Km Southwest of Port-Blair. The system likely to intensify further and move in a Northwesterly direction.

i forgot about this system PK ty for the reminder :D

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Posted
  • Location: Watford
  • Location: Watford
does look a decent storm been there for some time now been called 02B.NONAME

It has actually been called Cyclonic Storm Mala. The number is BOB 1 as it says in the advisories.

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IDDP0002

Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology

Northern Territory

Darwin Regional Forecasting Centre

TOP PRIORITY

TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING

TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 80

Issued by the BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY, DARWIN

at 5:00 pm CST [3:30 pm WST] Wednesday 26 April 2006

The CYCLONE WARNING for communities between PORT KEATS and KALUMBURU in Western

Australia has been cancelled.

At 4 pm CST [2:30 pm WST] a weakening TROPICAL LOW [EX-TROPICAL CYCLONE Monica]

was located about 205 kilometres southwest of DARWIN and 70 kilometres north of

PORT KEATS. The low is slow moving but expected to move on a general southward

track overnight and continue to weaken. It is not expected to redevelop into a

cyclone.

HEAVY RAIN currently falling over the southern Darwin-Daly District and northern

Victoria River District is expected to continue and may lead to significant

stream rises and flooding of low lying areas. Locally damaging wind gusts up to

100 km/h are also possible due to squally showers in this area. Please refer to

SEVERE WEATHER WARNING issued by the Darwin Regional Forecasting

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

MSGID/GENADMIN/NAVPACMETOCCEN PEARL HARBOR HI/JTWC//

SUBJ/SIGNIFICANT TROPICAL WEATHER ADVISORY FOR THE INDIAN

OCEAN/251800Z-261800ZAPR2006//

REF/A/MSG/NAVPACMETOCCEN PEARL HARBOR HI/250752ZAPR2006//

AMPN/REF A IS A TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING.//

RMKS/

1. NORTH INDIAN OCEAN AREA (MALAY PENINSULA WEST TO COAST OF AFRICA):

A. TROPICAL CYCLONE SUMMARY:

(1) AT 250600Z TROPICAL CYCLONE (TC) 02B WAS LOCATED NEAR

10.0N 89.6E, APPROXIMATELY 560 NM SOUTHWEST OF YANGON, MYANMAR, AND

HAD TRACKED NORTHWARD AT 06 KNOTS OVER THE PAST 06 HOURS. MAXIMUM

SUSTAINED WINDS WERE ESTIMATED AT 35 KNOTS GUSTING TO 45 KNOTS. SEE

REF A (WTIO31 PGTW 250900) FOR FURTHER DETAILS.

(2) NO OTHER TROPICAL CYCLONES.

B. TROPICAL DISTURBANCE SUMMARY: NONE.

2. SOUTH INDIAN OCEAN AREA (135E WEST TO COAST OF AFRICA):

A. TROPICAL CYCLONE SUMMARY: NONE.

B. TROPICAL DISTURBANCE SUMMARY:

(1) AN AREA OF CONVECTION HAS PERSISTED NEAR 12.3S 130.7E,

APPROXIMATELY 15 NM NORTHWEST OF DARWIN, AUSTRALIA. THIS AREA IS

ASSOCIATED WITH THE REMNANT LOW LEVEL CIRCULATION CENTER (LLCC) OF

TROPICAL CYCLONE 23P (MONICA). ANIMATED RADAR AND RECENT MICROWAVE

AND MULTISPECTRAL SATELLITE IMAGERY INDICATES THE LLCC HAS MOVED

WEST-NORTHWESTWARD OVER THE LAST 12 HOURS AND WILL EMERGE IN THE

WARM WATERS OF THE TIMOR SEA OFF THE NORTHWEST TIP OF THE NORTHERN

TERRITORY. UPPER LEVEL ANALYSIS INDICATES AN ENVIRONMENT OF LOW TO

MODERATE WIND SHEAR WITH A WEAK ANTICYCLONE ALOFT. THE POTENTIAL

FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SIGNIFICANT TROPICAL CYCLONE OVER THE NEXT

24 HOURS REMAINS FAIR

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UPDATED

BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY

WESTERN AUSTRALIA REGIONAL OFFICE

TROPICAL CYCLONE OUTLOOK FOR NORTHWESTERN AUSTRALIA

Issued at 4:49pm WST on Wednesday the 26th of April 2006

For the area between LONGITUDES 110 - 129 EAST

Ex-tropical cyclone Monica was located about 205 kilometres southwest of Darwin

at 3:30pm WST Wednesday. The low is expected to move southwards towards land and

weaken further.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The Cyclonic Storm “MALA” over southeast Bay of Bengal moved slightly northeastward and lay centred at 2030 hrs IST of 26th April 2006 near Lat. 12.00 N and Long. 90.50 E, about 250 km west of Port Blair. The system is likely to intensify further and move slowly in a north-north-easterly direction.

Isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall accompanied with squally winds speed reaching 60-70 kmph is likely over Andaman & Nicobar Islands. During next 48 hours.

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