13/06/2019 12:37am
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UPDATED 12:35pm NZT / 6:05am IST — Just minutes after our first update today on Cyclone VAYU forecasters at the Joint Typhoon Warning Center updated the forecast tracking – and by quite a bit. The change to the forecast track may have a significant impact on the forecast for India (a more positive one). In saying that, modelling remains somewhat conflicted about precise timing and if landfall will occur – or if the storm may now veer to the west away from land.
Below is the latest tracking map for VAYU – and is now an ESCS storm (Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm) with 500mm forecast along with 200km/h gusts and waves over 9 metres. However if the storm veers more to the west it will reduce these values for India.
WeatherWatch.co.nz says Vayu is a serious storm and brings dangerous seas, destructive winds and flooding rains but the precise tracking is changing. *IF IN INDIA PLEASE KEEP UP TO DATE WITH LOCAL INDIAN AUTHORITIES*.
CURRENTLY:
FORECAST:
IMPACTS – THESE VALUES/NUMBERS ARE BASED ON IF VAYU MAKES LANDFALL – if the storm veers to the west further then the impacts will be lessened:
LATEST TRACKING AS OF 12:30PM THURSDAY NZT / 6AM THURSDAY IST – Tracking via JTWC (USA)
PREVIOUS UPDATE **PLEASE NOTE THE DATA BELOW IS BASED ON VAYU MAKING LANDFALL – some modelling now suggests this is less likely. PLEASE pay attention to local Indian authorities for local official weather warnings specific to your area.
WIND SPEED ESTIMATES JUST BEFORE, DURING, AND SHORTLY AFTER MAKING LANDFALL:
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