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Eastern Pacific Tropical Weather Information

BajaInsider Weather Synopsis

Wednesday, 11/19/2008 8:53 AM MST This could get boring, but another beautiful day in Baja. High clouds (yellow arrow) will move across much of Baja Sur today, but temperatures will remain warm, a degree higher than yesterday. In Baja California, temps will be about the same as yesterday. Winds in the Sea are forecast to remain light from the NW through the three day forecast period. There is a High (blue arrow) over the mainland but out major influence is the Pacific High (lt blue arrow)about 900 miles west of SoCal There is a cluster of Highs (red arrow) but no northers are forecast. There is a gale (magenta arrow) blowing in the Tehuantepec.

With the change in our weather influences we have shifted our maps. Our traditional Mexico Surface Charts, more weather and satellite imagery can now be found on the Tropical Watch page, replaced for the winter months with the US surface Chart.

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Tropical Cyclone Names for the Eastern Pacific 2008

Active Storms show ►Click for details– Dissipated Storms listed showing maximum intensity

Click on the storm name for more information on each after becoming active.

TS Alma
H1 Boris
TS Cristina

TS Douglas
H1 Elida
H1 Fausto
H1 Genevieve
H3 Hernan
TS Iselle
TS Julio
TS Karina
TS Lowell
H1 Marie
H4 Norbert
TS Odile
TS Polo
Rachel
Simon
Trudy
Vance
Winnie
Xavier
Yolanda
Zeke

Tropical Weather Imagery – Click for current image

Sea Surface Temperature

Pacific Sea Surface Temperatures
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SST Anomaly

Pacific Sea Surface Anomylies
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Active Storm IR Floater - Norbert

Active Storm Floater Eastern Pacific
IR Loop / Vis Loop

Tropical Hurricane Basin Satellite Imagery

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East Pac Visible
Infrared
East Pac IR
Color IR
East Pac Color IR
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Tropical Eastern Pacific Satellite Imagery

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East Pac Visible
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East Pac IR
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East Pac Color IR
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Eastern Pacific Tropical Weather Detail – From the National Hurricane Center